English Grammar: Future Intentions

There are several ways to speak in English about future plans and intentions. As you planned them and decided to do so, these are the activities you know.

Like all verbs that use the verb "to be", change the subject and form of the verb and ask questions.

Discuss the planned events and events using the current continuation. For example, these are the types of activities you write in your diary. We often give time reference

By using the verbs "plan" and "thinking" you can talk about activities that are 100% unclear in current continuity.

Remember: the verb follows the "plan"; "thinking" is unfamiliar (form)

You can also use "intent" to talk about the decisions you made when we talked (not the previous planned decision).

In this case, it is wrong to say "I will help you with your package" or "I will help you with your package."

Go to the next page and get the phrases and vocabulary for planning the day. English vocabulary: I plan a day.

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