Mrs. Ary : Good Afternoon, mam. Would you like to help me?
Receptionist : Good Afternoon. Sure, what can I do for you?
Mrs. Ary : I need more information about cancer. Who can I meet to explain about that disease?
Receptionist : You can meet Dr. Handy to get further information about cancer. However, you have to make an appointment first to meet him.
Mrs. Ary : Can I meet him tomorrow afternoon?
Receptionist : Please, discuss the meeting through phone call. You can contact this number 0586511231.
Mrs. Ary : OK, thanks.
Suddenly, Mr. Ary call Dr. Handy using her cell-phone.
Mrs. Ary : Hello. This is Ary speaking. Can I talk to Dr. Handy?
Dr. Handy : Hello.Yes, This is Handy. Do you have any problems?
Mrs. Ary : I need more information about cancer. Would you like to meet me at your office tomorrow afternoon at 02.00 p.m.?
Dr. Andy : How about 02.30 p.m.? I have many patients tomorrow.
Mrs. Ary : that’s fine. I’ll be there at that time. Thanks.
Dr. Handy : You’re welcome.
After you read that conversation you may find certain expression, such as:
Making Appointment:
- Can I meet …?
- Let’s meet ….?
- How about tomorrow afternoon?
Accepting an appointment:
- I’ll be there at that time.
- Sure. I’ll come.
- It’ll be a nice meeting for me.
- Canceling/rejecting an appointment:
- I’m sorry. I can’t come.
- I don’t think I can make it.
- Sorry. I think I have another appointment at that time.
Inviting:
- Would you like to ....
- Could you come to…
- I'd very much like
- Would you care to ....
- I’ll really happy if you come to….
- I’m sure that you won’t be disappointed to come to….
Accepting an Invitation
- Thank you for inviting me.
- I would/will ....
- That would be very nice.
- I'd like to love to come.
- That’s fine.
- Sure. Why not?
Declining an Invitation
- I'm very sorry, I don't think I can.
- I'd like to, but ....
- Thank you for asking me, but ....
- Unfortunately, I can't ....
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