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RegDwigнt
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The first soundsounds logical because is planningis planning shows an action going to be performed in the future, thus Istthe first part is correct and regarding the second part to do something shows, to do something is the infinitive. OnOn the other hand on doing something, on doing something does not sound logical.

The first sound logical because is planning shows an action going to be performed in future thus Ist part is correct regarding second part to do something shows infinitive. On the other hand on doing something does not sound logical.

The first sounds logical because is planning shows an action going to be performed in the future, thus the first part is correct and regarding the second part, to do something is the infinitive. On the other hand, on doing something does not sound logical.

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The first sound logical because is planning shows an action going to be performed in future thus Ist part is correct regarding second part to do something shows infinitive. On the other hand on doing something does not sound logical.