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Latest post Tue, Oct 6 2009 5:41 PM by pleasehelp. 2 replies.
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pleasehelp  +  929251 Mon, 05 Oct 09 06:28 PM
Making reservation/appointment:


I would like to make a reservation at the Long Beach branch.

or
I would like to make a reservation with the LBC branch.

or
I would like to make a reservation to the LBC branch.


Which is correct?

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AlpheccaStars  +  929593 Mon, 05 Oct 09 11:47 PM
Please:


I think you are using the definition of "reservation" in this sense


- an arrangement to secure accommodations at a restaurant or hotel, on a boat or plane, etc.


The prepositions are shown in these examples:


I make a reservation at the Grand Hotel for the week of Feb. 19.

I made a reservation with the ABC travel agency for an all-inclusive vacation package next summer.

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pleasehelp  +  930674 Tue, 06 Oct 09 05:41 PM
Making reservation/appointment:


I would like to make a reservation at the Long Beach branch.

or
I would like to make a reservation with the LBC branch.

or
I would like to make a reservation to the LBC branch.


Which sentence is correct?

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