Making Appointments & Scheduling Meetings
Hi everyone, and welcome back to another daily English lesson! Today, we’re going to focus on an important business skill: making appointments and scheduling meetings.”
“Let’s start with some key phrases for making appointments:”
- “Would you be available to meet next week?”
- “How about we schedule a meeting for [x date] at [x time]?”
- “I’m free on [date] at [x time]. Would that work for you?”
- “I’m available most of the afternoon on [x date].”
Remember:
- “When making an appointment, be sure to be clear and concise about your availability.”
- “Always confirm the appointment via email or phone call to avoid any misunderstandings.”
When Scheduling Meetings:
- “When scheduling meetings, consider the other person’s schedule and try to find a mutually convenient time.”
- “Be mindful of time zones if you’re scheduling a meeting with someone in a different location.”
- “Prepare an agenda for the meeting in advance and share it with participants.”
- “Use clear and concise language when communicating meeting details.”
Useful Phrases:
- “I’m afraid I’m not available that day.”
- “Could we reschedule for a later time?”
- “I’m looking forward to our meeting.”
- “Thank you for your flexibility.”
“By practicing these phrases and following these tips, you’ll be able to schedule meetings efficiently and professionally.
Remember to practice these phrases in conversation with a friend or family member.
For more in-depth learning and resources, explore our online courses and coaching programs. You’ll find everything you need to elevate your business English.”
This is your free lesson: Day 6

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