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Is it correct to say: Always make/book an appointment for my private practice?
I would like to express, that before you arrive at my private practive offici, please make an appointment for(?) it. (for example at my email, or on my website)
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budahazya Is it correct to say: Always make/book an appointment for my private practice? Yes, but you might add 'please'.
- budahazya Is it correct to say: Always make/book an appointment for my private practice?
- Yes, but you might add 'please'.
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budahazyaIs it correct to say: Always make/book an appointment for my private practice?
Yes, but you might add 'please'.
0Correction: 'private practice office'.
“Please make an appointment before you visit my office. You may book an appointment by email or on my website.”
In a longer sentence, you could say:
“Please book an appointment by email or on my website before visiting my private practice office.”
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