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Christine Christie Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Forms

1. Are both these sentences correct:


a) "I made an appointment with Sally to meet her."/ I made an appointment to meet Sally."


b) "I made an arrangement with Sally to meet Sally."/ "I arranged to meet her Sally."




2. And if all are correct, which form is more commonly used?

  

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1. Are both these sentences correct: #1A is fine. #1B is not.

— Clive

  • 1.
  • Are both these sentences correct: #1A is fine.
  • #1B is not.
  • See my edits.
  • " I talked to Sally herself.
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1. Are both these sentences correct: #1A is fine.

#1B is not. See my edits.


a) "I made an appointment with Sally to meet her." I talked to Sally herself.

"I made an appointment to meet Sally."Maybe I talked to her secretary.


b) "I made an arrangement with Sally to meet her Sally."

"I arranged to meet her Sal

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