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Christine Christie Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Places/spots

Is either of these sentence correct:



a) "I would like to ask when there will be places available in that clinic for me to undergo a same day treatment."


b) "I would like to ask when there will be spots available in that clinic for me to undergo a same day treatment."



Note: By 'places' or 'spots', I actually mean 'time available'




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THANK YOU.

  

Top answer

Christine Christie Is either of these sentence correct: They are both OK, but both "place" and "spot" are liable to be construed literally as physical areas. I might use "appointments". By the way, I would hyphenate "same-day treatment".

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  • Christine Christie Is either of these sentence correct: They are both OK, but both "place" and "spot" are liable to be construed literally as physical areas.
  • I might use "appointments".
  • By the way, I would hyphenate "same-day treatment".
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Christine ChristieIs either of these sentence correct:

They are both OK, but both "place" and "spot" are liable to be construed literally as physical areas. I might use "appointments". By the way, I would hyphenate "same-day treatment".

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