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Allthewayanime Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

To plan on/to

I would like to know which preposition should follow the verb 'to plan' on or to?For instance:

I don't plan on leaving Japan or to leave Japan.
  

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You can say either 'I don't plan on leaving Japan' or 'I don't plan to leave Japan'. Rover

— Rover_KE

  • You can say either 'I don't plan on leaving Japan' or 'I don't plan to leave Japan'.
  • Rover
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You can say either

'I don't plan on leaving Japan' or

'I don't plan to leave Japan'.

Rover
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