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Perfect Stranger Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
I intended (on) doing something (?)
Dear Users,
Is the verb "intend" usually followed by the preposition "on" the same way that "plan" is? Or is it followed by a to infinitive?
1) I initially intended on changing apartments.
2) I initially intended to change apartments.
Thank you
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Perfect Stranger Is the verb "intend" usually followed by the preposition "on" No, it is not. Perfect Stranger the same way that "plan" is? "Plan" is not often followed by "on"; "to" is the more usual preposition with "plan".
- Perfect Stranger Is the verb "intend" usually followed by the preposition "on" No, it is not.
- Perfect Stranger the same way that "plan" is?
- "Plan" is not often followed by "on"; "to" is the more usual preposition with "plan".
- Perfect Stranger Or is it followed by a to infinitive?
- Yes, that's right.
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Perfect StrangerIs the verb "intend" usually followed by the preposition "on"
No, it is not.
Perfect Strangerthe same way that "plan" is?
"Plan" is not often followed by "on"; "to" is the more usual preposition with "plan".
Perfect StrangerOr is it followed by a to infinitive?
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