Reply With QuoteThey both can use in the context. I prefer #2.
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#41 12-Nov-2011, 10:53Re: Appointments
It is fine.
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#42 20-Apr-2012, 11:20Re: Appointments
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#43 23-Apr-2012, 06:14Re: Appointments
AN. Originally Posted by killerfish
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#44 17-May-2012, 19:41
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We use '' i am doing'' (present continuous) when we say what we have arranged to do, but if we use '' i am going to do something'' we say that we have decided to do it (but perhaps not arranged to do it), so i think in this situation ''I am seeing the dentist tomorrow at 3'' seems to be more proper.
and also i reject 'I see the dentist tomorrow at 3' because we use simple present to talk about things in general, but I'm not sure about 'I will see the dentist tomorrow at 3'!so
I'd use more than one!!!
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#45 22-May-2012, 15:35
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i think we can write " i am going..." because when we have to do something that we have plan to do, we can use "be + going to" Originally Posted by sara68
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#46 26-Sep-2016, 11:33Re: Appointments
Never take any appointments. A difficult question may follow.
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#47 26-Mar-2017, 15:45Re: Appointments
i think both option1 and option2 are right
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