Everyday English
go to plan
happen as intended or expected
To happen in the way that was planned or expected.
Hear it in real life
Will the meeting start at nine?
It should, if everything goes to plan.
If everything goes to plan, we will finish the renovation by June.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: Everything went to the plan.
Say: Everything went to plan.
In this expression, “plan” is normally used without “the.”
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How it fits in a sentence.
go to plan; goes to plan; went to plan
Your turn: say it out loud
If everything goes to plan, we will finish the renovation by June.
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
go to plan
happen as intended or expected
“If everything goes to plan, we will finish the renovation by June.”
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