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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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The difference?
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Could you guys please tell me what is the difference between "I'm not planning to make that mistake again." and "I'm not planning on making that mistake again."?
Could you guys please tell me what is the difference between "I'm not planning to make that mistake again." and "I'm not planning on making that mistake again."?
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The only difference is that the first doesn't have the repeated used of the present participle (and I think it sounds better that way. Planning to make and planning on making are correct.
- The only difference is that the first doesn't have the repeated used of the present participle (and I think it sounds better that way.
- Planning to make and planning on making are correct.
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The only difference is that the first doesn't have the repeated used of the present participle (and I think it sounds better that way. Planning to make and planning on making are correct.
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