Questions & Answers about Tôi đặt lịch khám.
A simple breakdown is:
- Tôi = I
- đặt = to place / to book / to arrange
- lịch = schedule / appointment time
- khám = to examine / medical examination
In this sentence, đặt lịch khám works together as book a medical appointment or schedule a check-up.
So even though the English translation may use one neat phrase, Vietnamese often builds it from smaller pieces like this.
Vietnamese usually follows Subject + Verb + Object word order, much like English.
So here:
- Tôi = subject
- đặt = verb
- lịch khám = object
That makes the structure:
- I
- book
- appointment/check-up slot
- book
Putting khám before đặt would sound wrong because đặt is the main action here. The speaker is not saying I examine; they are saying I book an examination appointment.