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    #1 08-Jun-2011, 22:23

    arrange something/for something

    Hello,

    I'm wondering if there is any difference in meaning between the two:

    He arranged an appointment with a specialist.
    He arranged for an appointment with a specialist.

    Does the addition of the preposition change anything? Is it a matter of personal preference?

    Thank you.
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    #2 08-Jun-2011, 22:59

    Re: arrange something/for something

    No change in meaning.
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