intend-mean

if / in case (of)

imaginary / made-up / fanciful
　

immediately /
as soon as possible

impassable / impassive

imply / infer

impracticable / impractical

in / into / in to

in a way / in the way / on the way

incredible / incredulous

indefinite(ly)

inflammatory

ingenious / ingenuous

intend / mean / plan

intense / intensive

its / it's


	intend / mean / plan

A.	intend to do 는 ...할 작정이다 라는 의미로 계획된 활동을 앞으로 하겠다는 것을 나타낸다.
1.	I don't intend to stay long.
2.	I intend to visit Australia this year.

B.	be intended for / be intended to do 의 형태로 (어떤 목적에) 쓰려고 하다, 예정하다 라는 의미로 사용된다.
1.	This playground is intended for children under 12.
2.	Don't read that letter; it is intended for my boyfriend.
3.	The movie is intended for adults.
4.	The prizes were intended to make students work harder.
5.	The laws were intended to protect wildlife.
6.	This building was intended to be a library.

C.	mean to do는 intend to do의 구어적 표현으로 ...할 의도이다, ...할 계획이다 라는 의미로 ...하는 척하는 것이 아니라는 것을 암시하다.
1.	I'm sorry---I didn't mean to hurt you.
2.	Do you really think he meant to leave the door open.
3.	I meant to call home, but forgot to do it.
4.	Sorry, I didn't mean to pull your hair.

D.	plan to do는 글자 그대로 ...하려고 계획하다 라는 의미로 사용된다.
1.	He's planning to go to graduate school.
2.	He planned to take a vacation in June.
3.	We're planning to visit Italy this summer.
4.	I was planning to call you tonight.

E.	plan on doing도 plan to do의 의미를 나타낼 수 있다.
1.	We plan on staying in Europe for three weeks.
2.	How long are you planning on staying?

	다음의 형태로 ...을 기대하다, ...에 의지하다 라는 의미로 사용된다.
	1. Don't plan on my helping you with your work.
	2. Don't plan on Todd being on time.

I intend to visit Australia this year.

This playground
is intended for children under 12.

I meant to call home, but forgot
to do it.

We're planning to visit Italy
this summer.

How long are you planning
on staying?