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Schedule For / On Date ? #1 (permalink) Mon Jan 30, 2012 18:57 pm   Schedule For / On Date ?
 

Hello Everyone

Could you please help me the word "schedule" goes with the preposition For or On in this example ?.

The Event is scheduled for/on 12th Dec 2012.

I looked up the dictionary, "For" seems to be a correct choice. But I found they used "on" in this site http://english.vietnamnet.vn/en/what-on/16003/events-scheduled-on-dec--1-10.html

That makes me confused.

Could we use "Schedule on " + Location (google had many result for this usage).
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Schedule For / On Date ? #2 (permalink) Mon Jan 30, 2012 20:28 pm   Schedule For / On Date ?
 

scheduled for... is the better of the two choices.
It is scheduled for that particular day.
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Schedule For / On Date ? #3 (permalink) Tue Jan 31, 2012 5:01 am   Schedule For / On Date ?
 

Thank you , Beeesneees

I wonder why For is "better" ? That means "ON" is also a possible choice ?
Could we use "Schedule on " + Location ?
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Schedule For / On Date ? #4 (permalink) Tue Jan 31, 2012 7:23 am   Schedule For / On Date ?
 

Personally I;d use
'scheduled for...'
or
'Scheduled to take place on...'

There are very few circumstances where 'scheduled on' would be correct.
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