To fix an appointment

I don't like any of your suggestions. Here is the most natural version: "I made an appointment with a fortune-teller."

Hi.

As for the appointment, you can

book/arrange/have/miss an appointment.

As for your context, I suggest arrange and make.

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Hi,

thanks for the replies.

Is "to fix" or "to take" an appointment really incorrect?

To MalRey: when you write that you don´t like, does it mean that it is incorrect or it just sounds odd?

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Pamela

Hi.

Take does not collocate with appoinment, but you will be understood if you use fix, however, it is not a common verb amongst native speakers.

Regards

Dear Hrsanei,

thanks. It is clear. I will try to remember that "to take"does not collocate with appointment.

Cheers

Pamela81Hi,

thanks for the replies.

Is "to fix" or "to take" an appointment really incorrect?

To MalRey: when you write that you don´t like, does it mean that it is incorrect or it just sounds odd?

Cheers

Pamela

It is incorrect in the sense that the meaning is semantically unclear. For "appointment", these are verbs

Dear,

thanks. I got it.Verb "to take" is not good in that context.

Cheers

Pamela

Hi,

I cancelled my class on Wednesday because of my travel to somewhere but my travel was cancelled due to a problem. I want to say my teacher to hold my class on Wednesday again. Is it correct to say that "Would you please hold my class on Wednesday at 7:30 pm?"

Thanks a lot,