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I planned to have called you yesterday, but I didn't.
Can I use "plan" to express the idea that something should have been done, but didn't?
Thank you.
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Re: plan to have ...

Originally Posted by
panicmonger
I planned to have called you yesterday, but I didn't.
Can I use "plan" to express that something should have been done, but didn't?
Thank you.
Yes, but you didn't plan to have called; you planned to call. The calling was to have been after the planning, not before it.
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