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Could you plan this ? vs Could you planned this?

The correct phrase is 'could you plan this?' as it uses the base form of the verb 'plan' after 'could you.' The second phrase 'could you planned this?' is incorrect because 'planned' is the past tense form of the verb, which is not suitable in this context.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 773 views

Could you plan this ?

This phrase is correct. 'Could you plan this?' is a polite way to ask someone if they are able to make a plan for something.

Use 'could you plan this?' when you want to ask someone if they can create a plan for a specific situation or task.

Examples:

  • Could you plan this project for next week?
  • Could you plan this event for us?
  • Could you plan this trip for our team?
  • Could you plan this menu for the party?
  • Could you plan this schedule for the meeting?
  • Did anyone know about you plan?
  • How do you plan to handle this?
  • Liz: Did you plan this whole thing?
  • And how do you plan to do this?
  • How do you plan to do this?
  • do you plan on doing this?
  • And you, how did you plan this long weekend?
  • What are you plans for Saturday - Sunday?
  • How could people, normal people... go back after working here or plan this?
  • So... you have any plans this weekend?
  • What are your plans this evening?
  • Do you have plans this weekend?
  • Do you have plans this weekend?
  • - Do you have any plan this weekend?
  • What are your plans this fall?
  • And any resort plans this season?
  • You have any plans this weekend?
  • You two have any plans this weekend?
  • You got any plans this weekend?
  • What's your plan this time?

Could you planned this?

This phrase is incorrect. 'Planned' is the past tense form of the verb 'plan,' which is not suitable in this context.

  • So you think our stalker planned this?
  • Do you think we planned this?
  • So, you think she planned this?
  • Think everything works out as you planned?
  • Wait, you planned all this?
  • Does it look like I planned this?
  • Life panning out just like you planned?
  • Party didn't go like you planned?
  • Are you saying this epidemic was intentional, that somebody planned this?
  • Could you please tell me how you planned to resolve it?
  • Jimmy, did yeh ever have any doubts that things wouldn't turn out as you planned?
  • Have you bought what you planned?
  • Case of a lifetime didn't go the way you planned?
  • What if you had somehow managed to seduce me and get pregnant again, like you planned?
  • So no elaborate escape from Division planned this time?
  • So no elaborate escape from Division planned this time?
  • Could you please tell me how you planned to resolve it?
  • Wait... you planned all that?
  • Is that where you planned the kidnapping?
  • - You planned that? - My knee! No, Marshall.

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