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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Hello! Which of the following sentences is
1) If the concert is not cancelled due to the weather, I am planning to go to it
2) If the concert is not cancel due to the wheather, I am planning to go to it

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Top answer

1) If the concert is not cancelled due to the weather, I am planning will to go to it . 2) If the concert is not cancel due to the wheather , I am planning to go to it

— AlpheccaStars

  • 1) If the concert is not cancelled due to the weather, I am planning will to go to it .
  • 2) If the concert is not cancel due to the wheather , I am planning to go to it
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1) If the concert is not cancelled due to the weather, I am planning will to go to it.

2) If the concert is not cancel due to the wheather, I am planning to go to it
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So the second one is the correct?
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The first is fine as it is. AS highlighted the mistake in the second.
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AlpheccaStars1) If the concert is not cancelled due to the weather, I am planning will to go to it.
If you change 'am planning' to 'will', you need to strike out 'to'.

I see nothing wrong with the original.
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fivejedjonIf you change 'am planning' to 'will', you need to strike out 'to'.
Right!
The correct sentence is:

If the concert is not cancelled due to the weather, I will go to it.

"Planning" is usually an activity you do in advance.
"Cancelled due to weather" usually happens a very short time before the event.

I am planning
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Plans can depend on contingencies.

I am planning to go to the open-air concert on Wednesday. . I have bought the tickets and will order the taxi tomorrow.. However, I know that bad weather can disrupt my plans. I am planning to go to the conert if it is not cancelled.
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AnonymousIf the concert is not cancelled due to the weather, I am planning to go to it
It sounds like you won't plan to go to the concert if it's cancelled.

I'd say "I won't go to the concert if it's cancelled". Or maybe not, because that's obvious because "I can't go to the concert if it's cancelled".

CJ
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fivejedjonPlans can depend on contingencies.
Looks like a disagreement on scope.

[I'm planning to go] [if it's not cancelled].
I'm planning [to go if it's not cancelled].

CJ
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