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The phrase "appointments to go" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to appointments that one needs to attend or go to, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I have several appointments to go to this week, including a dentist visit and a meeting with my lawyer."
Alternatives: "appointments to attend" or "appointments to visit".
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It was June; she hadn't had a day off in six months, and there were four appointments to go before the cruise presentation was finished.
Senate sources told several newspapers that Senate leaders were negotiating with aides to Mr. Schwarzenegger to allow 12 to 15 Davis appointments to go through later.
Meanwhile, Mom Crush and I went on second and third dates with our kids, and have now exchanged books and many e-mails, and set standing appointments to go on early-morning weekend walks without the kids.
And I was able to set up appointments to go look at a whole bunch of apartments, and I looked at a whole bunch of apartments, and then I chose the one in Eastern Heights that I still live in now two years later.
There will be a lot of different appointments to go through.
We don't have dinner reservations or appointments to go on safaris or tour castles.
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But my customer has an appointment to go to.
But I drove on, for I was late to my appointment -- to go fishing.
He made an appointment to go to the Dignitas clinic and travelled to Zurich last Wednesday.
Then I made an appointment to go to her shop to look at the rocket.
Her father has an appointment to go to the hospital for tests next week.
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