# Appointments Basics

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- CEFR: A1 (Beginner)
- Theme: Daily Life
- Words: 10
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Appointments vocabulary for visiting the doctor or dentist, including visit, wait, late and dentist — plus the everyday time words used to say when.

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## Word list

* **late** /leɪt/: Arriving after the time you agreed to be somewhere. — “Sorry I'm **late** — the traffic was terrible.”
* **wait** /weɪt/: To stay in a place until something happens or someone comes. — “I had to **wait** twenty minutes to see the doctor.”
* **doctor** /ˈdɑktər/: A person whose job is to treat people who are ill or hurt. — “I have a **doctor**'s appointment at ten o'clock.”
* **dentist** /ˈdɛntəst/: A person whose job is to check and treat people's teeth. — “I need to see the **dentist** about this tooth.”
* **visit** /ˈvɪzɪt/: To go to see a person or place for a short time. — “We're going to **visit** my grandmother this weekend.”
* **day** /deɪ/: One of the seven periods of twenty-four hours that make a week. — “Which **day** is your appointment?”
* **week** /wik/: A period of seven days. — “Can we meet next **week** instead?”
* **morning** /ˈmɔrnɪŋ/: The early part of the day, before midday. — “My appointment is early on Monday **morning**.”
* **afternoon** /ˌæftərˈnun/: The part of the day between midday and evening. — “The appointment is at three in the **afternoon**.”
* **time** /taɪm/: A particular point in the day, shown by a clock. — “What **time** is our meeting tomorrow?”

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