Planner

Pronunciation: /ˈplænər/

Definitions of planner

noun A tool or device used for planning or organizing activities or events

Example Sentences

A1 I use a planner to write down my homework assignments.

A2 She bought a new planner to keep track of her appointments.

B1 The wedding planner was in charge of organizing all the details for the big day.

B2 As a project manager, I always carry my planner to meetings to stay organized.

C1 The event planner coordinated a successful conference with over 500 attendees.

C2 The financial planner advised me on how to invest my savings for retirement.

Examples of planner in a Sentence

formal The event planner meticulously organized every detail of the conference.

informal I always keep a planner with me to jot down important dates and appointments.

slang My planner is my lifeline for keeping track of everything going on in my life.

figurative She was the master planner behind the scenes, pulling all the strings to make things happen.

Grammatical Forms of planner

• past tense: planned
• plural: planners
• comparative: more planned
• superlative: most planned
• present tense: plan
• future tense: will plan
• perfect tense: have planned
• continuous tense: is planning
• singular: planner
• positive degree: planner
• infinitive: to plan
• gerund: planning
• participle: planning

Origin and Evolution of planner

First Known Use: 1670 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'planner' originated from the Old French word 'planner' which means 'to plan or devise'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to someone who plans or devises strategies, the word 'planner' has evolved to also refer to a tool or device used for organizing and scheduling tasks and events.