Appointment? Reservation? Booking?

We make an appointment with SOMEONE. A person like a doctor or a hair stylist.
We reserve SOMETHING. A table or a room at a hotel.
We can book many different things, including reservations and appointments!
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[@futbolfans9775]

Thx teacher

[@julianeterra]

Very good!!! Thanks, teacher!!! 👏😉

[@TeachersMarkandMatt]

You are welcome!

[@wittawatswangwong840]

what's your accent? american or british Please I wanna know because I can understand you very clearly

[@doseofshame]

thanks

[@AytenAbdel-HakimAbdel-Mohsen]

Thanks a lot , which sentence is right grammatically.
( I am going to the restaurant, or I am going to go the restaurant) as I already reserved

[@TeachersMarkandMatt]

Very good! Your first sentence is correct. Usually we don’t use “go to go”. But sometimes, in spoken English we will say “I’m gonna go home”.

[@陳銘麟-t6u]

Is there difference between reservation, booking and ticketing