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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Making an appointment
Can someone help me please.
My wife (who is Russian) has asked me,is it correct to say "can I make an appointment with THE doctor" or "can I make an appointment with A doctor" I' afraid I couldn't advise her.
My wife (who is Russian) has asked me,is it correct to say "can I make an appointment with THE doctor" or "can I make an appointment with A doctor" I' afraid I couldn't advise her.
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, although it depends somewhat on the context. Clive
- , although it depends somewhat on the context.
- Clive
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Hi,
Both are correct., although it depends somewhat on the context.
Clive
Both are correct., although it depends somewhat on the context.
Clive
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She could use THE when she is specific about a particular doctor i.e. she knows who she wants an appointment with.
She could use A if she does not any doctor.
She could use A if she does not any doctor.
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