Intend vs Plan vs Commit: Risk‑Based Qualifiers Explained

Описание: 🔹 00:00 • Why Words Signal Risk
🔸 00:59 • The Certainty Ladder
🔹 01:52 • When to Use “Intend”
🔸 02:43 • When to Use “Plan”
🔹 03:29 • When to Use “Commit”
🔸 04:12 • Helpful Qualifiers & Phrases
🔹 05:08 • Avoiding Over‑Promise Traps
🔸 05:58 • Quick Checklist & Takeaway

Learn when to say “intend,” “plan,” or “commit” in English—and why your wording signals risk and credibility in formal documents. Master risk‑based qualifiers and wording examples to write clear, reliable dossiers.

In this short lesson, you’ll learn:
The “certainty ladder”: Intend ❮ Plan ❮ Commit
How to match wording to evidence, control, and accountability
When to use “intend,” “plan,” and “commit,” with precise examples
Helpful qualifiers (subject to, on track to, no later than) and how they shift legal weight
Safeguards to avoid over‑promising and protect credibility
A quick pre‑submission checklist to align language with actual levers and dependencies

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Susan Miller (October 30, 2025): This lesson was developed with the assistance of advanced AI tools and has been thoroughly reviewed by our editorial team to ensure accuracy, clarity, and educational value.