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Itasan Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

book an appointment

Is this understanding correct?
1. book an appointment; make an appointment - BrE
2. schedule an appointment - AmE
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In AmE, you can use all three. to [book, make, schedule] an appointment Personally, I use "make" more than the others. CJ

— CalifJim

  • In AmE, you can use all three.
  • to [book, make, schedule] an appointment Personally, I use "make" more than the others.
  • CJ
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In AmE, you can use all three.

to [book, make, schedule] an appointment

Personally, I use "make" more than the others.

CJ
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Thank you very much, CalifJim.
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