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Musicgold Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Make it / make an appointment

Hi,

Which one of the following sentences is more accurate?



  1. 1. She called in to inform me that she wouldn’t make tomorrow’s appointment.

  2. 2. She called in to inform me that she wouldn’t make it for tomorrow’s appointment.


Thanks



MG.
  

Top answer

Hi, Both are OK, and both are somewhat informal. Best wishes, Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, Both are OK, and both are somewhat informal.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

Both are OK, and both are somewhat informal.

Best wishes, Clive
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Hi Musicgold

You could use either one of the sentences, but I think it would sound more natural if you added 'be able to'.

In addition, I think 'to' would sound more natural than 'for' (but I wouldn't say 'for' is wrong).

- She called (in) to inform me that she wouldn’t be able to make (it to) tomorrow’s appointment.
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