Making an appointment
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Welcome back ......... in this session — we're going to take a look at some of the vocabulary we used in session 2.
To start with, can you ......... what session 2 was all about?
Yes, that's right. It was all about the job I do every day. I expect you recall that I work for a financial company ......... a financial advisor.
In other words I help people with ......... their money.
My clients contact our office via email or phone and then we ......... an appointment.
You arrange an appointment with another person because you want to ......... or see them.
The two things that are important for an appointment are the time and the place. You say for example: Let's meet next Monday ......... 10 o'clock.
Another word that is very similar in meaning to appointment is the word date. A date is usually a private meeting with ......... person.
So, when you say: I've got a date with my boss, it means you ......... see your boss privately.
Possibly you also know the expression 'blind date', which is a rendezvous with a person you have never seen before and you are meeting them ......... the first time.
