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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Appointment

Would you say I'm going on an appointment or going to an appointment?
  

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You would say I am going to an appointment because you are going somewhere You would say I am going on a bus to my appointment of I am going to an appointment on Friday Hope this helps

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You would say I am going to an appointment because you are going somewhere

You would say I am going on a bus to my appointment of I am going to an appointment on Friday

Hope this helps
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And you go on a date.
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AnonymousWould you say I'm going on an appointment or going to an appointment?

going ...

to an appointment, to a meeting, to a concert, to a lecture, on a trip, on a date, on a journey, on a safari, on vacation.

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