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TOPIC: Of/For

Of/For #342

Guest	Did they correct? In same meaning? A: What are your plans for the afternoon? B: What is your plan for the afternoon? C: What are your plans in the afternoon?
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deloitte Offline	A: What are your plans for the afternoon? B: What is your plan for the afternoon? C: What are your plans in the afternoon? All three sentences are correct and possible, but A is probably a bit more likely to occur, then B, and finally C. “For the afternoon” is a more common collocation but “in the afternoon” is also possible but with a very slight difference in meaning.
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