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16 Ιαν 2017 · Tamil. Jan 16, 2017. #6. Yes, I agree. Something like a "working model", described in the WR dictionary under "work" as: permitting continued work or activity; making continued work easy: a working model; a working majority. I found a couple of older threads: work/working plan.
19 Ιαν 2008 · In regards to a laboratory, "work plan" is more appropriate. A "working plan" is a strategy or program that is in progress (active). A "work plan" refers only to ideas or propasals related to a job/employment. Hopes this helps.
14 Νοε 2016 · Nov 14, 2016. #2. Work plan/ workplan is a noun phrase that has been known since 1838: 1838 Standard 26 Jan. 2/3 The work plans and statements for establishing steam navigation on the Pacific. 1957 J. Kerouac On Road ii. ix. 170 A paper for the want ads and workplans. 2011 C. Kufs Stats with Cats xxv. 323 Add data or other information so that ...
20 Οκτ 2017 · Oct 20, 2017. #2. "Sounds like a plan" is an informal (American, or more common in AmE) expression that means: Yes, let's do that (often after some discussion). You could think of it as: Yes, that's our plan. An earlier thread: Sounds like a plan. Edit: csicska said:
8 Αυγ 2012 · Here are the relevant definitions: set up. to inaugurate; establish. work out. to bring about by work, effort, or action. . "Work out" implies more effort, and that there were difficulties that had to be overcome.
Dec 1, 2018. #2. I suppose it depends what form the "plan for next summer" is in. If it is in a book, something like a diary, then you would definitely write "in". If it is a wall planner, you could write "on". However, if you ignore the physical shape of the plan and think of it as a tool (which might be all it is if it happens to be an online ...
22 Μαρ 2011 · "Do you plan on organising any other similar events in the future?" Her teacher ran a red line through it and said it was not the correct tense. The teacher is Italian, with, I must admit, an excellent grasp of the English Language, but I was really taken aback.
6 Ιουν 2009 · Senior Member. British Columbia, Canada. Canadian English. Jun 6, 2009. #4. nonnomao said: I have supported John "to outline " or "for outlining" or "in outlining" or "on outlining" a work plan of our future activities. I feel that the meanings are similar and probably "to outline" is the best.
30 Απρ 2008 · "According to plan" would be idiomatic in that sentence. "According to the plan" would also be acceptable. Another phrase is "if everything goes as planned." Some people will just say, though this is less formal, "if everything/all goes to plan."
24 Ιαν 2010 · It takes me [some time] to do [some action]. = [Some action] takes me [some time] to do. 'It takes me' emphasizes that the action being performed (not the speaker) governs the amount of time spent -- the action is the subject of the verb 'takes.'. Getting to school takes me an hour.
