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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Appointment
I have an appointment tomorrow at 10AM at the park.
Can this be used? Is it grammatically correct?
Thank you.
Can this be used? Is it grammatically correct?
Thank you.
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You can use that format for saying you have [this event] at [this day& time] at [this place]
- You can use that format for saying you have [this event] at [this day& time] at [this place]
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You can use that format for saying you have [this event] at [this day& time] at [this place]
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PreciousJonesI have an appointment tomorrow at 10AM at the park. Can this be used? Is it grammatically correct?It's fine. The place is often mentioned before the time, however, so don't be surprised to hear
I have an appointment at the park at 10am tomorrow.
CJ
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I have an appointment at park at 10am tomorrow. Should we use at the park in the sentence or at park will also do? Correct this and reply me please..
Shravan.
Shravan.
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shravanmm,
It's not a written rule, but you an use this "rule of thumb". Any context such as this involving public places, i.e. the bank, post office, library and "at the park...etc" requires an article "the". .
It's not a written rule, but you an use this "rule of thumb". Any context such as this involving public places, i.e. the bank, post office, library and "at the park...etc" requires an article "the". .
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