Go to the doctor, visit the doctor or pay a visit to the doctor?
Is it correct and natural to say, "to visit or go to the doctor for a check-up or should I say something else like "to pay a visit to the doctor for a check-up? If you don't use these sentences, what do you usually/normally say? Please provide some examples.
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I go to my doctor once a year for a check-up. I visit the local clinic to get a flu shot. I make an monthly appointment with a nurse practitioner to get my blood pressure checked.
- I go to my doctor once a year for a check-up.
- I visit the local clinic to get a flu shot.
- I make an monthly appointment with a nurse practitioner to get my blood pressure checked.
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I go to my doctor once a year for a check-up.
I visit the local clinic to get a flu shot.
I make an monthly appointment with a nurse practitioner to get my blood pressure checked.
0teal limewhat do you usually/normally say?
I'm going to the doctor for a check-up next week.
I have an appointment for a check-up with my doctor.
If you've been having severe stomach pains for more than a week, you should see a doctor.
CJ
0teal limeto visit or go to the doctor for a check-up
They are good.
teal limeshould I say something else like "to pay a visit to the doctor for a check-up?
You don't need to. It's a little more formal than is needed.
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