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The difference between goals and plans
I can answer this question. Although my spoken English is not very good, I am familiar with the vocabulary of College English Band 4 and Band 6. I have summarized a table for you to have a rough look at first:

Meaning interpretation

1, target English [? L] beauty [o? l]

Target; Shoot; Scoring goal; Target; Purpose;

2. Planned English [pl? Beautiful? n]

Plan; Intend; (detailed) planning and scheme; Carefully arranged; Details of buildings, towns, etc.; Design drawings and floor plans; Distribution map; Investment mode;

Verb (abbreviation of verb) is carefully arranged; Plan; Planning; Intend; Expectation; Design; Arrangement; Organization; Planning;

Usage difference

The basic meaning of goal is "goal, score point", and it is extended to "goal", which refers to a distant goal or a goal that takes a lot of energy and time to achieve.

The basic meaning of plan is "plan, scheme, scheme", which can refer to a tentative intention or plan to a detailed and accurate written scheme, and can be extended to "goal, method". Plan can be used as both uncountable and countable nouns. When expressing "pre-arranged or planned", the plural form is often used, but it does not necessarily mean multiple arrangements or many plans.

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Target example

He has achieved his goal.

He has achieved his goal.

If we forget our goal, we will no longer be communist party member.

If we forget this goal, we will no longer be party member.

He decided to achieve his goal at all costs.

He is determined to achieve his goal at all costs.

Plan example

The plan didn't succeed. We must find a better one.

This plan didn't succeed, so we must draw up a better one.

Have you considered everything in your plan?

Has your plan taken into account all the circumstances?

Do you suggest that we give up the plan?

Do you suggest that we give up the plan?