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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
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Physiotherapy

Hi,

This might seem like a stupid question but do you say that you 'go to a physiotherapy' or 'go to physiotherapy'?

Would it then be: "Please, call me later, I am at a physio." or "Please, call me later, I'm at physio."?

Thank you.

  

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Ann225 This might seem like a stupid question but do you say that you 'go to a physiotherapy' or 'go to physiotherapy'? The second one. "?

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  • Ann225 This might seem like a stupid question but do you say that you 'go to a physiotherapy' or 'go to physiotherapy'?
  • The second one.
  • "?
  • The second one.
  • I would delete the comma after "Please".
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Ann225This might seem like a stupid question but do you say that you 'go to a physiotherapy' or 'go to physiotherapy'?

The second one.

Ann225Would it then be: "Please, call me later, I am at a physio." or "Please, call me later, I'm at physio."?

The second one.

I would delete the comma after "Please".

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