to directly confirm the appointment
Collocation highlighting a modified verb state using 'directly'.
I prefer to directly confirm the appointment by phone, not by email.
—Did they notify you by message? —No, they directly confirmed the appointment in person.
Directly confirming the appointment avoids misunderstandings about the time.
I prefer to directly confirm the appointment by phone, not by email.
—Did they notify you by message? —No, they directly confirmed the appointment in person.
Directly confirming the appointment avoids misunderstandings about the time.