I already have a plan for that day. Or I already have an event planed for that day. Does this sound natural?
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Natural
More natural if shorten. I have plans for that day. I have an event on that day.
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- Arabic
- English (US) Near fluent
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Natural
I think the first one is more normal
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- English (US)
Natural
More natural if shorten. I have plans for that day. I have an event on that day.
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- Arabic
- English (US) Near fluent
- Japanese Near fluent
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