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- What is the difference between l have made an . . . - HiNative
What is the difference between l have made an appointment to see the dentist at ten and I have an appointment at the dentist ten ?Feel free to just provide example sentences
- have an appointment at with | WordReference Forums
Use 'at the dentist's' when you want to indicate that you are at the dentist's office or clinic for an appointment or treatment I have an appointment at the dentist's tomorrow
- What is the difference between dental appointment and dentist . . .
A dental appointment is an appointment to do with dentistry but may not be with a dentist - it could be for an X-ray, with a nurse, or with a hygienist A dentist's appointment ought to be reserved for those occasion when you actually meet the dentist - but it is often also used for any appointment at a dentist's surgery
- a doctor’s appointment - WordReference Forums
It normally modifies 'appointment' We would be unlikely to say 'I'm here for Dr Smith's appointment' or point to a doctor and say 'this doctor's appointment' But we would commonly say 'I've got another doctor's appointment tomorrow' (when it's the same doctor) or 'I've had two doctor's appointments in the last week' (which could easily be with the same doctor) That is, 'a' is like a
- What is the difference between I have a dentists appointment . . .
What is the difference between I have a dentist's appointment downtown this afternoon and I have a dentist's appointment this afternoon downtown ?Feel free to just provide example sentences
- We have had an appointment - WordReference Forums
So "we had an appointment for today" doesn't sound natural, right? As Uncle Jack suggested in post #2, it makes it sound like there is doubt about whether the appointment is still reserved or if it has been canceled, i e We had an appointment, but do we still have an appointment? It might make sense if you arrive late to an appointment
- 【dental appointment】 と 【dentist appointment】 はどう違いますか？
A dental appointment is an appointment to do with dentistry but may not be with a dentist - it could be for an X-ray, with a nurse, or with a hygienist A dentist's appointment ought to be reserved for those occasion when you actually meet the dentist - but it is often also used for any appointment at a dentist's surgery
- I have a doctors appointment tomorrow. - WordReference Forums
大家好！ I have a rather basic question to ask I'm not sure exactly how to say: "I have a doctor's (or dentist) appointment tomorrow " in Chinese I think there are many possible translations, right? Thanks!
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