Plan Or Planner
Hello everyone,
Is either "plan" or "planner" okay in the following sentences?
1. Why have you written TRAVEL on your plan for next summer?/ Because I'm planning to travel round the world then.
2. Why have you written TRAVEL on your planner for next summer?/ Because I'm planning to travel round the world then.
Regards,
JA
Top answer
Both are possible, but the meanings may be slightly different. "Planner" specifically means a book (like a diary) or chart, where activities to be done at certain times are marked. "Plan" does not have to take this specific form.
- Both are possible, but the meanings may be slightly different.
- "Planner" specifically means a book (like a diary) or chart, where activities to be done at certain times are marked.
- "Plan" does not have to take this specific form.
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Both are possible, but the meanings may be slightly different. "Planner" specifically means a book (like a diary) or chart, where activities to be done at certain times are marked. "Plan" does not have to take this specific form.
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