English Lesson for Me

Are we supposed to meet at Season's Hotel at 10 am? Thats a compounded question, but a question nonetheless. Its asking for the place and the time. I believe the other way of stating it How about we meet at Season's Hotel, at 10 am? is pretty good. Its informal but it also comes across as both questions being asked. Are we meeting at the location Season's Hotel, and Are we meeting at 10 am?. The third question is more direct about changing the venue instead of it being more open ended. With the third question Can we change the venue to Season's Hotel at 10 am? That should be used if there are plans to go elsewhere (and at a different time). The first two questions are common questions asking if you are meeting at the same hotel and the specified time. But since you are talking about possibly changing the venue to another place, he should probably use the second or third question. It sounds your friend got confused or just responded wrong. I say next time, make sure to clarify the whole thing. Texting won't do it, asking personally is better.