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  1. 12-Dec-2005, 06:02 #1
    Itasan
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    Default book an appointment

    Is this understanding correct?
    1. book an appointment; make an appointment - BrE
    2. schedule an appointment - AmE
    Thank you.
  2. 12-Dec-2005, 10:42 #2
    Tdol
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    Default Re: book an appointment

    1- definitely the way we would say it in the UK.
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