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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Meaning difference

What is the difference in meaning between these sentences? It seems that 'for' alters the meaning. Does it?

Let's plan for the trip.
Let's plan the trip.

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Hi I'd say there is only a slight difference - I'd like to see somewhere in Europe this year - Let's plan the trip - Can't we just buy tickets to Paris? - No, let's plan for the trip The last sentence means you might think about it more carefully Dave

— Dave_anon

  • Hi I'd say there is only a slight difference - I'd like to see somewhere in Europe this year - Let's plan the trip - Can't we just buy tickets to Paris?
  • - No, let's plan for the trip The last sentence means you might think about it more carefully Dave
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Hi

I'd say there is only a slight difference

- I'd like to see somewhere in Europe this year
- Let's plan the trip
- Can't we just buy tickets to Paris?
- No, let's plan for the trip

The last sentence means you might think about it more carefully

Dave
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