Practice your English vocabulary for making appointments! In this crossword, you will find words and phrases used when scheduling a meeting, calling a doctor, or arranging a visit. Do you know how to suggest a time or confirm a date in English? Complete the grid and boost your confidence!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 1. The fifth day of the week
- 4. A midday meal
- 7. Relative pronoun for things
- 9. To say yes to something
- 10. Circular band
- 12. The second day of the week
- 14. The time from noon to evening
- 15. The number 3
- 16. A message to help someone remember
- 18. To delay to a later time
- 20. The early part of the day
- 21. The third day of the week
Down
- 2. Had not in short form
- 3. A plan of times for activities
- 5. Raised part under shoe back
- 6. To organize or plan something
- 8. Suitable and easy for someone
- 9. A scheduled meeting at a specific time
- 11. To call off a planned event
- 13. A system for organizing days and dates
- 17. A book for recording appointments
- 19. A piece of a whole
Answers
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Across
- 1. The fifth day of the week → thursday
- 4. A midday meal → lunch
- 7. Relative pronoun for things → which
- 9. To say yes to something → agree
- 10. Circular band → ring
- 12. The second day of the week → monday
- 14. The time from noon to evening → afternoon
- 15. The number 3 → three
- 16. A message to help someone remember → reminder
- 18. To delay to a later time → postpone
- 20. The early part of the day → morning
- 21. The third day of the week → tuesday
Down
- 2. Had not in short form → hadnt
- 3. A plan of times for activities → schedule
- 5. Raised part under shoe back → heel
- 6. To organize or plan something → arrange
- 8. Suitable and easy for someone → convenient
- 9. A scheduled meeting at a specific time → appointment
- 11. To call off a planned event → cancel
- 13. A system for organizing days and dates → calendar
- 17. A book for recording appointments → diary
- 19. A piece of a whole → part
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