Can I use this sentence?
For example, when I explain my summer vacation plan.
I usually use this type of sentence.
1. My plan is going to Spain.
or
2. I'm planning to go to Spain.
and I actually have seen this usage first "I'm to go to Spain".
is it same meaning? and which one is more common in native?
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Can I use this sentence?
For example, when I explain my summer vacation plan.I usually use this type of sentence.
1. My plan is going to Spain.
or
2. I'm planning to go to Spain.
and I have actually seen this usage for the first time "I'm to go to Spain".
Is it the same meaning? and which one is more common in native English?
The correct form is in number 2 - present continuous for plans. I have heard the last version "I'm to go to Spain' but this is not commonly accepted English.
Hope this helps
Bob
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It's more common to say, 'I'm planning to go to Spain.' or 'I am going to Spain.'
People rarely say 'My plan is to go to Spain.' although it has the same meaning.
Hope this helps :)
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