V dictionary form / N の + 予定です (V-jisho / N no + yotei desu) — It is scheduled to ~
The pattern for something already fixed on the calendar.
Formula (सूत्र ढाँचा)
Grammar rule (व्याकरण नियम र परिभाषा)
When to use it
Telling your boss when a job will finish, 予定です is the right choice, because it sounds settled.
Meaning
「〜予定です」says that a date, a time or a programme is already fixed.
How to attach
- With a verb, attach it straight to the dictionary form — 出張する → 出張する 予定です.
- With a noun you need の in between — 休み → 休みの 予定です.
Versus what you know
This is the difference from 〜つもりです: つもり is a decision in my head and can change, while 予定 is a programme the company or the group has already fixed.
Watch out
Do not use 予定 for a vague wish to go somewhere.
Examples (उदाहरणहरू)
来週 大阪へ 出張する 予定です。
らいしゅう おおさかへ しゅっちょうする よていです。
I am scheduled to go to Osaka on business next week.
明日は 休みの 予定です。
あしたは やすみの よていです。
Tomorrow is scheduled to be a day off.
何時に 着く 予定ですか。
なんじに つく よていですか。
What time are you scheduled to arrive?
Knowledge check (मिनी ज्ञान जाँच)
How do you attach 予定です to 「休み」(a noun)?
💡 Hint: A noun needs の after it.
休み + の + 予定です. Only verbs attach directly (帰る 予定です).
For a business trip the company has already fixed, which is right?
💡 Hint: An already fixed programme = 予定.
Something the company fixed is 予定です. つもり would mean a decision of your own.
Which sentence says a programme that is already fixed on the calendar?
💡 Hint: つもり is a decision in your head, 予定 is something already fixed.
A 会議 does not decide anything itself, so つもり and たい do not fit — they mark a person's decision or wish. For a time already fixed you need 予定です. ましょう is an invitation.
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