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The phrase "a few plan" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a few plans"? If this is the case, you can use this phrase when referring to multiple strategies or arrangements that you have in mind.
Example: "I have a few plans for the weekend that I would like to discuss with you."
Alternatives: "a couple of plans" or "several plans".
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On Wednesday, some residents plan to stay out of town, a few plan to get together for dinner, and others plan to remember Sept. 11 in special ways.
It makes for grim reading and if it comes true and there's no Jake Gyllenhaal or Dennis Quaid to come save us, we're going to need quite a few plan B's.
You will need to consider several things while planning your farm or zoo, here are a few: Plan the way you will use your space.
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I had a few plans: roasted salted chickpeas.
But Ms. Reynolds and her husband had made only a few plans.
"After I drew up a few plans, she agreed to go ahead".
The Op-Ed editors asked political experts to suggest a few plans of attack.
There are even a few plans to immediately restore abortion access where it was in limbo.
Reeves has a few plans of her own to help teach people about the Motown spirit.
Though there are reports of possible storms later this afternoon, which could scupper a few plans.
We've got a few plans for different batters and we honestly believe we can win".
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