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Kl004535 Posted 16 years ago
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Plan words
We plan to visit New York next year.
We have planned to visit New York next year.
We are planning to visit New York next year.
1. first one, I don't know about its real meaning.
2. second one, it means we have made a decision already.
3. third one means we are still in the progress of planning.
Technically, is the first one wrong?
We have planned to visit New York next year.
We are planning to visit New York next year.
1. first one, I don't know about its real meaning.
2. second one, it means we have made a decision already.
3. third one means we are still in the progress of planning.
Technically, is the first one wrong?
Top answer
1. -- Simple present for future: a pure fact 2. -- Yes 3.
- 1.
- -- Simple present for future: a pure fact 2.
- -- Yes 3.
- -- Yes, or they have the current intention.
- -- Not at all; it is fine.
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1. first one, I don't know about its real meaning.-- Simple present for future: a pure fact
2. second one, it means we have made a decision already.-- Yes
3. third one means we are still in the progress of planning.-- Yes, or they have the current intention.
Technically, is the first one wrong?-- Not at all; it is fine.
2. second one, it means we have made a decision already.-- Yes
3. third one means we are still in the progress of planning.-- Yes, or they have the current intention.
Technically, is the first one wrong?-- Not at all; it is fine.
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