English in a Minute: Verbs to use with 'plan'

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  I've got a plan.

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  Let's learn verbs to use with plan.

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  Before you can have a plan, you need to make one or develop one.

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  You devise a plan or formulate a plan.

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  When you think about it a lot.

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  I asked Maria to develop a plan for tomorrow's project.

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  She spent all day devising one.

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  We've carefully formulated a plan to get more clients.

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  Next, it's time to implement your plan.

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  That means start doing it.

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  We can also say we go ahead with a plan.

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  We press ahead with a plan.

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  If we're starting or continuing a difficult plan, we're going ahead with plan B.

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  It's easier to implement.

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  You need to press ahead with the recovery plan.

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  If it doesn't work, you can drop a plan.

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  You can also scrap a plan.

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  They just mean stop.

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