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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Is the meaning similar or different?
1) They are thinking of getting a new car.
2) They are planning on getting a new car.
2) They are planning on getting a new car.
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Its similar The second sentence seems to be a bit stronger . The persons are planing to get the car (Thinking which car for instance, color ... ) And in the first sentence they are just thinking whether a new car would be helpful Alex!
- Its similar The second sentence seems to be a bit stronger .
- The persons are planing to get the car (Thinking which car for instance, color ...
- ) And in the first sentence they are just thinking whether a new car would be helpful Alex!
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Its similar 
The second sentence seems to be a bit stronger . The persons are planing to get the car (Thinking which car for instanc
The second sentence seems to be a bit stronger . The persons are planing to get the car (Thinking which car for instanc
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More common:
They are thinking about getting/ buying a new car.
They are planning on getting a new car - is perfectly something I would say.
Thinking is part of a good plan. If your plan doesn't involve thinking, it might be a "plan" destined to be doomed.
They are thinking about getting/ buying a new car.
They are planning on getting a new car - is perfectly something I would say.
Thinking is part of a good plan. If your plan doesn't involve thinking, it might be a "plan" destined to be doomed.
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Hi guys,
1) They are thinking of getting a new car. They are considering the idea.
2) They are planning on getting a new car. They have made the decision.
Clive
1) They are thinking of getting a new car. They are considering the idea.
2) They are planning on getting a new car. They have made the decision.
Clive
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