schedule a call

/ˈʃɛdjuːl ə kɔːl/

Meaning

To arrange a specific time and date to have a telephone conversation or virtual meeting with someone. This is an essential phrase in modern business, commonly used when setting up initial chats, follow-ups, or client consultations.

Examples

  • Let's schedule a call for next Tuesday to discuss the project details.

    Let's schedule a call for next Tuesday to discuss the project details.

  • Could we schedule a call to go over the contract terms?

    Could we schedule a call to go over the contract terms?

  • I will send you a calendar invite once we schedule a call.

    I will send you a calendar invite once we schedule a call.

  • Feel free to use my booking link to schedule a call at your convenience.

    Feel free to use my booking link to schedule a call at your convenience.

  • We should schedule a call with the development team to clarify these requirements.

    We should schedule a call with the development team to clarify these requirements.

Common Mistakes

  • ✗ I want to make a call with you tomorrow at 3 PM.

    ✓ I want to schedule a call with you tomorrow at 3 PM.

    'Make a call' means to dial a number right now. To arrange a future appointment, use 'schedule a call' or 'set up a call'.

  • ✗ Let's schedule for a call next week.

    ✓ Let's schedule a call next week.

    Schedule acts as a transitive verb here. You do not need the preposition 'for' before the noun phrase 'a call'.

Related Expressions

set up a meeting arrange a phone callbook a slot

Practice

  • If you are free on Thursday, I would love to ___ to discuss collaboration.

    💡 arrange a time to speak on the phone

    Show answer

    schedule a call

  • She sent me an email to ___ with the new client.

    💡 book a phone meeting

    Show answer

    schedule a call