Appointments

[Teia]

I`ll see the dentist - determination

[matheus.couto]

... "tomorrow" ... I think the first sentence is correct. It's an action executed on future. :)

[Ganiyu]

I think "I am going to see the dentist tomorrow at 3" is the correct sentence because it indicates you have booked an appointment with the dentist

[Teia]

I think "I am going to see the dentist tomorrow at 3" is the correct sentence because it indicates you have booked an appointment with the dentist

I`m seeing the dentist tomorrow - you`ve made an appointment
I`m going to see the dentist.. - your plan is to see the dentist, but you haven`t made any appointment.

[sandy2217]

yeah!!!!! when i speak english i just following my 6th sense.

[RonBee]

What is important here is to know what is not used ("I see the dentist tomorrow"). All the rest are acceptable.

~R

[GAYATHRI1501]

I am going to see the dentist tomorrow at 3.

[Crisa]

I am going to see the dentist tomorrow at 3. it's US english and while first option: I will see the dentist tomorrow at 3. sounds more like british english. Is that so or I am wrong? I've choosed the first - US version.

[RonBee]

Say:

I've chosen the first....

Or:

I chose the first....

~R

[brigita]

Grammatically correct is I'm seeing my dentist ... cause we're talking about FUTURE ARRANGEMENT- and in this case the only tense appropriate is Present Continuous.

enjoy the comming week