※ 引述《daretosay (Literature)》之铭言： : What do you plan to do this weekend? ... (1) : What will you plan to do this weekend? ... (2) : 这两句 看起来都是对的 : 在国一下的课程有用到What do you plan to do 的用法 : 但是要是回答时用 what will you plan to do 不知道可以通用吗 : 因为两者在此题都是指未来的时间 因此我个人认为是可以通用..不知道我这样解释对吗 : :) Question (1) enquires the planning of the answering person for this weekend at the current moment. For example, I had a plan to attend the temple this weekend, I could answer you because I had an existing plan for the weekend, which is in the future. Question (2) enquires the planning of the answering person, but in a future tense, which indicates a plan which has not been fixed yet and as such, the answers expected is less rigorous than that would be expected from question (1). Some linguists may say that this question is un-answerable as we do not know what we would plan in the future. I stand that question (2) is not as appropriate as (1). : ------------------------ : WHat's today's lunch special? : 为什麽在此处 special 位置在lunch的後面呢?~ : 让我百思不解~ : :)不知道他中间是否省略了什麽字? Usually we would omit the word lunch, and just say "What's today's special?" to ask for meal of the day. --

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