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  1. 30-Mar-2010, 20:15 #1
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    Default Plan on vs plan to ?

    What is the difference between planning on and planning to?
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    Default Re: Plan on vs plan to ?

    Quote Originally Posted by catrina74 View Post
    What is the difference between planning on and planning to?
    Thanks!
    You have to follow "planning on" with <verbing> and "planning to" with <verb>.
    I plan on studying Medicine.
    I plan to study Medicine.
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