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Plan to A; Have plans for A
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We were scheduled to arrive in Chicago at 9:00 p.m.
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I'm planning to stay at the hotel.
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That work will be finished at the end of this week.
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Where are you planning to stay?
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どの                
How long do you plan to stay?
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I've made plans to take a trip to Kyoto next month.
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The Prime Minister is to make a statement today.
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My grandfather is planning to retire the year after next.
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I am planning to move next month.
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I plan to apply for the Japanese exam.
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Next time, I plan to try participating in the Japanese language school's demo class.
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ANoun
 
 
よてい
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(plan to go)

パーティー (have plans for a party)

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つもりだ
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Natsu
Level: 13
I am trying to distinguish the difference between and つもり and I presume is used when you have something scheduled and planned whereas つもり is where you intend to do something. Correct?
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13 years ago
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マイコー
Level: 301
That sounds good to me - つもり also has usages past verbs, as noted on the grammar page :)
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weboide
Level: 1
Is the negative form the same as the one for つもり?
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7 years ago
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マイコー
Level: 301
Can you give an example of what you're thinking of when you say negative form?
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_EJ_
Level: 172
Can you give an example of what you're thinking of when you say negative form?

I don't plan to go to Japan: ないよていだ / くよていじゃない / にいくよていはない kao_think.png

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7 months ago
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マイコー
Level: 301

That's not really a plan, though. It's more natural to say that you have no plans to do something

するがない

than saying that you plan to not do it. I'd expect it to be something closer to しないつもり for that one.

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