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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
planning vs I've planned
I'm planning to stay in New York for a month. Or
I've planned to stay in New York for a month.
This is being said to a friend prior to the New York next week.
Which should be used or are both the same?
Thanks!
I've planned to stay in New York for a month.
This is being said to a friend prior to the New York next week.
Which should be used or are both the same?
Thanks!
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Thinking about it perhaps too much, I’d say the present perfect is not appropriate in your sentence. The first sentence is OK. Also possible with the same meaning is I plan to… That is what I would say.
- Thinking about it perhaps too much, I’d say the present perfect is not appropriate in your sentence.
- The first sentence is OK.
- Also possible with the same meaning is I plan to… That is what I would say.
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Thinking about it perhaps too much, I’d say the present perfect is not appropriate in your sentence. The first sentence is OK. Also possible with the same meaning is I plan to… That is what I would say.
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