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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Planning to or planning on
Hello Friends,
Do both forms mean the same thing?
I wasn't planning to attack him.
I wasn't planning on attacking him.
Thanks,
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They mean the same to me.
- They mean the same to me.
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You could also say:
I wasn't planning attacking him
though the version with "on" is much more likely.
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