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have plans or have a plan? Even though "plans" is plural, why is it used as a singular meaning? What's the difference with "have a plan"?
ex)One night they had plans to go to a dinner party.
- 10-Nov-2011, 07:56 #2
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Teacher Re: have plans or have a plan? What makes you so sure there was only one plan?
Originally Posted by keannu 
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