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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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On versus for
Hi,
Which word choice would be more appropriate?
1. I would like to schedule an appointment for Monday OR
2. I would like to schedule an appointment on Monday.
Thanks.
Which word choice would be more appropriate?
1. I would like to schedule an appointment for Monday OR
2. I would like to schedule an appointment on Monday.
Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, Both are usually fine, and commonly said. ' This is a less common meaning, and the context will nomally leave no doubt about what is really meant. Clive
- Hi, Both are usually fine, and commonly said.
- ' This is a less common meaning, and the context will nomally leave no doubt about what is really meant.
- Clive
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Hi,
Both are usually fine, and commonly said.
But you could argue that #2 might mean eg 'I want to do the scheduling on Monday and have the actual appointment on Wednesday.' This is a less common meaning, and the context will nomally leave no doubt about what is really meant.
Both are usually fine, and commonly said.
But you could argue that #2 might mean eg 'I want to do the scheduling on Monday and have the actual appointment on Wednesday.' This is a less common meaning, and the context will nomally leave no doubt about what is really meant.
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