Stick to a plan
A2 · Goals & Decisions · A2 collocations
Meaning
To continue following a plan without changing it.
Example
If you stick to a plan, preparing for IELTS in three months is realistic.
“stick to a plan” or “stick on a plan”?
The preposition is 'to': say 'stick to a plan', not 'stick on a plan'. 'Stick with a plan' is also used.
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Related collocations
- set a goalto decide on something specific that you want to achieve
- reach a goalto succeed in achieving something you have been aiming for
- pursue a dreamto try hard over a long period to achieve something you really want
- make up your mindto decide something after thinking about the choices
- change your mindto form a new decision or opinion that is different from your earlier one