Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Plan"
The meaning of "Plan" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
What does whimsical plans mean?
A:
Whimsical means playful, fanciful, full of imagination and probably impractical
Q:
What does all those plans "hinge" on the company mean?
A:
depend on
Q:
What does this plan sounds "feasible" mean?
A:
Possible, practical
Q:
What does to kick a plan into action mean?
A:
Start implementing the plan
Q:
What does All of them did not agree to the plan. In this sentence, if they are 5 people, the sentence means the five people all didn't agree to the plan? mean?
A:
No. if there are 1000 people and 1 of them did not agree with the plan you could say "unfortunately, all of them did not agree to the plan". I know it's confusing but when you say "all of them agreed to the plan" it means all 1000 people agreed but when you say "all of them did not agree to the plan" then anywhere from 1 to 9999 disagreed (or even 1000, though normally if it were 1000 you'd say "they all disagreed with the plan")
Example sentences using "Plan"
Q:
Please show me example sentences with plan on~ / be planing on~.
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“I plan on going to the movies with my friends!” “We are planning on ordering food while we’re there.”
Q:
Please show me example sentences with what's the plan...?.
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"Okay, I'm ready to go! What's the plan?"
"First, we'll go to the mall. Later, we'll catch a movie."
"Okay, so we're behind schedule. What's the plan?"
"Let's stop working on this document because it's not necessary to ship the product. We can finish it later."
"First, we'll go to the mall. Later, we'll catch a movie."
"Okay, so we're behind schedule. What's the plan?"
"Let's stop working on this document because it's not necessary to ship the product. We can finish it later."
Q:
Please show me example sentences with plan.
A:
Here are two examples of sentences using the word "plan".
1. I have plans to take my dog on a walk tonight.
2. I plan to learn the English Language.
Here are three examples of sentences using daily expressions:
1. Hi! I am glad that you came over, make yourself at home.
2. She said that to him? No way!
3. Oh my gosh, today has been a difficult day.
I hope I have helped. :)
1. I have plans to take my dog on a walk tonight.
2. I plan to learn the English Language.
Here are three examples of sentences using daily expressions:
1. Hi! I am glad that you came over, make yourself at home.
2. She said that to him? No way!
3. Oh my gosh, today has been a difficult day.
I hope I have helped. :)
Q:
Please show me example sentences with plan on forcusing on one thing,.
A:
You are trying to study too many different things. Plan on focusing on one thing instead
Q:
Please show me example sentences with plan(how to use it in the life ,the more the better).
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I plan to do this today.
This is a plan!
The general floor plan shows the estimated size of the house.
Have you made any plans for the holidays?
I have a concrete plan for this mission.
This is a plan!
The general floor plan shows the estimated size of the house.
Have you made any plans for the holidays?
I have a concrete plan for this mission.
Synonyms of "Plan" and their differences
Q:
What is the difference between He objected to the plan. and He was opposed to the plan. ?
A:
These are very similar, but "to object" means to voice your opposition to something.
Dave opposes the new sales plan.
(This is his stance, it is constant over time)
Dave objected to the new sales plan.
(He voiced his opposition to the plan in the past)
I hope this helps.
These are very similar, but "to object" means to voice your opposition to something.
Dave opposes the new sales plan.
(This is his stance, it is constant over time)
Dave objected to the new sales plan.
(He voiced his opposition to the plan in the past)
I hope this helps.
Q:
What is the difference between plan to V and plot to V ?
A:
Planning is a neutral term. There is no ill intent.
I am planning a vacation for next summer.
Plotting can have a more negative meaning. As in...making plans to accomplish something at the expense of others. Or...if not negative, at least can implying strategic moves against an opponent.
The terrorists were plotting an attack, but authorities luckily caught them before there were any casualties.
Team A spent a few days plotting their next move against team B.
I am planning a vacation for next summer.
Plotting can have a more negative meaning. As in...making plans to accomplish something at the expense of others. Or...if not negative, at least can implying strategic moves against an opponent.
The terrorists were plotting an attack, but authorities luckily caught them before there were any casualties.
Team A spent a few days plotting their next move against team B.
Q:
What is the difference between Had they told us about the plans for the factory, we would never have bought the house. and Had they told us about the plans for the factory, we would have never bought the house. ?
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Nope, there’s no problem with it! Both are correct! :) I think it just depends on the way the person wants to say it. Both are common but personally I say “would have never” a little bit more.
Q:
What is the difference between plan and scheme ?
A:
yep! ( ◠‿◠ )
Q:
What is the difference between I'm planning to〜 and I'm going to〜 ?
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The first one means you are planning on doing something but you might not actually do it. The second one means you are actually going to do it.
Translations of "Plan"
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? I have to make plan which company I'm going to prepare to apply for. does this sound natural?
A:
Say, “I have to figure out which company I’m going to apply for.”
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? I have no plan to restock this item later. so the now number of quantity is all you can get (i wanna say it more natural)
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We only have (number) of this item. This is all we can offer as this item will not be restocked further.
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? All the plans for my life has gone awry —does it sound natural
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All the plans for my life have gone awry.
"has" is 3rd person present tense. It does not work for this sentence.
example:
She has beautiful hair.
"has" is 3rd person present tense. It does not work for this sentence.
example:
She has beautiful hair.
Q:
How do you say this in English (UK)? What’s your plans for the weekend?
A:
Check the question to view the answer
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? plain, plan, plane, plant
A:
plane and plain are pronounced the same 😊
Other questions about "Plan"
Q:
"The plan of salvation works because Jesus Christ fulfilled His atoning mission."
Hello. Does the sentence above sound natural?
Hello. Does the sentence above sound natural?
A:
Yes :-)
Q:
I am adjusting plan of trip with a friend
나 친구랑 여행 계획 조정하는 중이야 Does this sound natural?
나 친구랑 여행 계획 조정하는 중이야 Does this sound natural?
A:
× I am adjusting plan of trip with a friend
✓ My friend and I are currently adjusting our trip plans.
✓ My friend and I are currently adjusting our trip plans.
Q:
1. I'll stick to the original plan.
2. I didn't bring my uv umbrella because it might get in my way if I don't use it.
3. Is that store in side of a building or facing the street?
4. Have you got respond from him yet?
5. When it gets to spring, all the stores and cafes start selling sakura flavored pastries and coffee which are only exclusive（limited）on the Spring.
6. This coupon will be valid from the 6th of April.
Are these natural? If it sounds unnatural or grammatically wrong, please let me know😊
2. I didn't bring my uv umbrella because it might get in my way if I don't use it.
3. Is that store in side of a building or facing the street?
4. Have you got respond from him yet?
5. When it gets to spring, all the stores and cafes start selling sakura flavored pastries and coffee which are only exclusive（limited）on the Spring.
6. This coupon will be valid from the 6th of April.
Are these natural? If it sounds unnatural or grammatically wrong, please let me know😊
A:
3. Is that store inside of a building or is it facing the street?
4. Have you gotten/got a response from him yet?
5. During Spring, all the stores and cafes start selling sakura-flavored pastries and coffee which are only available in the Spring.
6. This coupon will be valid from the 6th of April.
(by "from" do you mean "this coupon starts working on April 6", or do you mean "this coupon expires (stops working) on April 6th"?)
4. Have you gotten/got a response from him yet?
5. During Spring, all the stores and cafes start selling sakura-flavored pastries and coffee which are only available in the Spring.
6. This coupon will be valid from the 6th of April.
(by "from" do you mean "this coupon starts working on April 6", or do you mean "this coupon expires (stops working) on April 6th"?)
Q:
Has your plan coming to Japan made any progress??
Does this sound natural?
Does this sound natural?
A:
Have you made any progress with your plan to come to Japan?
Q:
1. I didn’t really plan to get up at that time.
Or
2. I didn’t really want to get up at that time.
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3. We had to operate something to solve the problems.
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4. He was a leader of the meeting this Sunday.
Or
5. He was in charge of the meeting this Sunday.
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6. The meeting lasted for three hours that day.
7. I got interested in the Space.
8. When buses pass by me, they really bother me especially when I am looking at the sky.
▶️ Does each of the sentences sound natural?:)
*For 1 & 2, and for 4 & 5, which ones sound more natural?:)
Or
2. I didn’t really want to get up at that time.
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3. We had to operate something to solve the problems.
————————
4. He was a leader of the meeting this Sunday.
Or
5. He was in charge of the meeting this Sunday.
————————
6. The meeting lasted for three hours that day.
7. I got interested in the Space.
8. When buses pass by me, they really bother me especially when I am looking at the sky.
▶️ Does each of the sentences sound natural?:)
*For 1 & 2, and for 4 & 5, which ones sound more natural?:)
A:
1 and 2 mean something a little bit different. If you say you didn't PLAN then that means that it wasn't on purpose that you woke up.
Meanwhile, when you use WANT then that means you planned to wake up, but were simply too tired - thus, you didn't want to get out of bed. (waking up for work etc.)
I do not fully understand what you mean by the 3rd sentence.
The 5th one is more natural, as this is happening in a formal environment and using leader would make it sound a bit more childish (for example leader of the school football team is natural)
6✓
7 I would write just: I got interested in Space.
8 When buses pass by me, they really bother me, especially when (/if) I'm looking at the sky.
Good job! All of the sentence were formed correctly I just wanted to point out a few things :D
1 and 2 mean something a little bit different. If you say you didn't PLAN then that means that it wasn't on purpose that you woke up.
Meanwhile, when you use WANT then that means you planned to wake up, but were simply too tired - thus, you didn't want to get out of bed. (waking up for work etc.)
I do not fully understand what you mean by the 3rd sentence.
The 5th one is more natural, as this is happening in a formal environment and using leader would make it sound a bit more childish (for example leader of the school football team is natural)
6✓
7 I would write just: I got interested in Space.
8 When buses pass by me, they really bother me, especially when (/if) I'm looking at the sky.
Good job! All of the sentence were formed correctly I just wanted to point out a few things :D
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