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Discover LudwigThe phrase "makes plans to" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing intentions or arrangements for future actions or events.
Example: "She makes plans to travel to Europe next summer."
Alternatives: "intends to" or "arranges to"
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She makes plans to move to California.
He makes plans to marry his college sweetheart, whose parents have long opposed the match.
To Ysa's evident displeasure, Steve makes plans to drink through the morning with fellow DJs.
She makes plans to do the right thing, bring the secret into the light of day.
He is busy designing new traffic controls even as he makes plans to be in Rome for the canonization.
Allegra Steinberg, an entertainment lawyer, makes plans to marry a New York writer in her parents' Bel Air home.
Similar(16)
I made plans to travel to France.
Others are making plans to emigrate.
Mr. Bergeron made plans to move.
Making plans to help her spend it.
We made plans to leave.
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