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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Planning on doing vs plan on doing vs plan to do
Are all of these correct and interchangeable?
- What are you planning on doing?
- what do you plan on doing?
- What do you plan to do?
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Apart from the capitalisation typo, yes and yes, in informal speech. In formal English, use the last one.
- Apart from the capitalisation typo, yes and yes, in informal speech.
- In formal English, use the last one.
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Apart from the capitalisation typo, yes and yes, in informal speech. In formal English, use the last one.
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