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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
schedule or timetable
Is schedule the right word? or is it a timetable?
We will be going to NY next week and I have written up a schedule. - Things that we will do each day.
We will be going to NY next week and I have written up a schedule. - Things that we will do each day.
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Either word is acceptable. Schedule is better than timetable , but itinerary is probably the best word. In my experience, a timetable is often a daily or weekly schedule that repeats every week, indefinitely (or until it is changed).
- Either word is acceptable.
- Schedule is better than timetable , but itinerary is probably the best word.
- In my experience, a timetable is often a daily or weekly schedule that repeats every week, indefinitely (or until it is changed).
- For example, a train timetable or a bus timetable.
- A schedule can also be used when the schedule repeats, but doesn't necessarily imply that it repeats indefinitely.
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Either word is acceptable. Schedule is better than timetable, but itinerary is probably the best word.
In my experience, a timetable is often a daily or weekly schedule that repeats every week, indefinitely (or until it is changed). For example, a train timetable or a bus timetable. A schedule can also be used when the schedule repeats, but doesn't nec
In my experience, a timetable is often a daily or weekly schedule that repeats every week, indefinitely (or until it is changed). For example, a train timetable or a bus timetable. A schedule can also be used when the schedule repeats, but doesn't nec
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