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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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A free spot?

My dentist have a free spot for you.

Would that be something you could say? Or is there something more preferable to use than "a free spot"?

Thank you in advance.

  

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Anonymous My dentist have has a free spot for you. I suppose 'a free spot' is all right, assuming you mean an appointment time. Also, My dentist has an opening for you in his/her schedule.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous My dentist have has a free spot for you.
  • I suppose 'a free spot' is all right, assuming you mean an appointment time.
  • Also, My dentist has an opening for you in his/her schedule.
  • (AmE) CJ
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AnonymousMy dentist have has a free spot for you.

I suppose 'a free spot' is all right, assuming you mean an appointment time.

Also,

My dentist has an opening for you in his/her schedule. (AmE)

CJ

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