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(all my plan) or (all my plans) which one of them is grammatically correct?

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Answer : all my plans

Example : all my plans were canceled due to the heavy rainstorm incoming.

Deen answered Feb 9, 2022

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all my plans

Step-by-step explanation:

Ex: all my plans today were cancelled because of the thunderstorm.

Bruce Dunwiddie answered Feb 14, 2022

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