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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Can I make an appointment for tomorrow?
Can I make an appointment tomorrow?
Do those two sentences have different meanings? How?
Can I make an appointment tomorrow?
Do those two sentences have different meanings? How?
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The first suggests that I now wish to make an appointment. The meeting/consultation for which I making the appointment will take place tomorrow, The second suggests that I wish to arrange tomorrow an appointment for a meetng/consultation which will take place at some future time.
- The first suggests that I now wish to make an appointment.
- The meeting/consultation for which I making the appointment will take place tomorrow, The second suggests that I wish to arrange tomorrow an appointment for a meetng/consultation which will take place at some future time.
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The first suggests that I now wish to make an appointment. The meeting/consultation for which I making the appointment will take place tomorrow,
The second suggests that I wish to arrange tomorrow an appointment for a meetng/consultation which will take place at some future time.
The second suggests that I wish to arrange tomorrow an appointment for a meetng/consultation which will take place at some future time.
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