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Serendipity 99 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Is it correct to say plan a schedule?

Hi everybody

I need to know if this sentence is correct.

I would plan a schedule for your learning.

Thanks alot

  

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serendipity 99 Is it correct to say plan a schedule? I would plan a schedule for your learning. Grammatically, yes, but I think you're trying to say this: I'll provide a learning schedule for you.

— CalifJim

  • serendipity 99 Is it correct to say plan a schedule?
  • I would plan a schedule for your learning.
  • Grammatically, yes, but I think you're trying to say this: I'll provide a learning schedule for you.
  • CJ
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serendipity 99 Is it correct to say plan a schedule?
I would plan a schedule for your learning.

Grammatically, yes, but I think you're trying to say this:

I'll provide a learning schedule for you.

CJ

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