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Appointments Vocabulary Exercise

October 12, 2026 A1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I want to ............... an appointment with the doctor.
Wrong!
Use "make" when you arrange a new appointment.
2Please ............... your appointment if you cannot come.
Wrong!
Use "cancel" when you cannot go to an appointment.
3The meeting starts at 10:00, so please arrive at 10:00 and be ...............
Wrong!
Use "on time" when you arrive at the correct time, here 10:00.
4Please sit in the ............... until the nurse calls you.
Wrong!
A "waiting room" is the place where you sit before an appointment.
5The ............... at the desk will check your name.
Wrong!
The "receptionist" is the person at the desk who checks names.
6The clinic sent me a ...............: Dentist, Tuesday, 3 p.m.
Wrong!
A "reminder" helps you remember the time of an appointment.
7I am busy on Monday, so I need to ............... the date.
Wrong!
Use "change" when you need a different appointment date.
8What is the ............... of my appointment? Is it at 2:00?
Wrong!
Ask for the "time" when you need to know when the appointment is.
9Your appointment is at 9:30, and the ............... is Room 3.
Wrong!
Use "place" when you ask where the appointment is, such as Room 3.
10When you arrive, please ............... at reception.
Wrong!
Use "sign in" when you write or give your name when you arrive.
11We have one ............... at 11:00 tomorrow.
Wrong!
A "slot" is a free time for an appointment.
12You do not need an appointment; it is a ............... visit.
Wrong!
A "walk-in" is a visit when you do not have an appointment.
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Answers

  1. I want to make an appointment with the doctor.
  2. Please cancel your appointment if you cannot come.
  3. The meeting starts at 10:00, so please arrive at 10:00 and be on time.
  4. Please sit in the waiting room until the nurse calls you.
  5. The receptionist at the desk will check your name.
  6. The clinic sent me a reminder: Dentist, Tuesday, 3 p.m.
  7. I am busy on Monday, so I need to change the date.
  8. What is the time of my appointment? Is it at 2:00?
  9. Your appointment is at 9:30, and the place is Room 3.
  10. When you arrive, please sign in at reception.
  11. We have one slot at 11:00 tomorrow.
  12. You do not need an appointment; it is a walk-in visit.
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