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Grammar THanks^^ Thanks a lot!! =)) 1) Could I say I am planning on where I should go/ travel? 2) What is the difference of the sentences below? I don't know really. I really don't know 3) Are the sentences correct? Although it is too late, I still do not do my homework. It is because I am lazy. She made a lot of mistakes on this matter, so I do not like her, I cannot even go out with her.

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1) 'I am planning where I should go/travel' is better. 'I am planning on...' is more likely to be followed by the -ing form of a verb. For example 'I am planning on going to Spain.' 2) 'I don't know really' can suggest that the speaker is able to speculate on an answer, but is not certain whether his/her answer is correct. 'Really' at the end of a sentence can suggest vagueness. 'I really don't know' suggests that the speaker has absolutely no idea of the answer. 'Really' before a verb adds emphasis. 3) The sentences don't make sense. If it were too late, there would be no point in doing the homework. You could say 'Although my homework was late, I still did not do it, because I am lazy.'

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