"to meet" vs "a meeting"

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Is it possible to say:

“We’ve arranged a meeting outside the school at 4:30?”

or is there a strict rule to use “to” + infinitive after arrange, so that this sentence would look like this:

“We’ve arranged to meet outside the school at 4:30?”

Best regards,
Zajac!

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I suppose that
“We’ve arranged a to meet outside the school at 4:30?” is incorrect ( you souldn’t use ‘a’)

“We’ve arranged to meet outside…” is possible i think.

“We’ve arranged a meeting outside…”, ‘a meeting’ is a noun (so these 2 sentences are similar) and both OK.
If I made a mistake please correct me.

Greetings.

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Yep,

“a to meet” was my copy and paste mistake :wink:

Thanks for notice!