明天你打算干什么英文怎么说
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"What are you planning to do tomorrow?" is a common way to ask about someone's plans for the next day in Engpsh.
The source of this phrase is from the structure of asking about future plans in Engpsh, which typically uses the auxipary verb "to be" (in this case "are") followed by the subject pronoun (in this case "you") and the present participle of the main verb (in this case "planning").
Example sentences and their translations:
"What are you planning to do tomorrow?" (你明天打算干什么？)
"I'm planning to visit the museum." (我打算参观博物馆。)
"She's planning to go hiking with her friends." (她打算和朋友们去徒步旅行。)
The source of this phrase is from the structure of asking about future plans in Engpsh, which typically uses the auxipary verb "to be" (in this case "are") followed by the subject pronoun (in this case "you") and the present participle of the main verb (in this case "planning").
Example sentences and their translations:
"What are you planning to do tomorrow?" (你明天打算干什么？)
"I'm planning to visit the museum." (我打算参观博物馆。)
"She's planning to go hiking with her friends." (她打算和朋友们去徒步旅行。)