Did everything go to plan meaning in English

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Definition

Did everything go (according) to plan?: Did everything happen as you wanted it to? Did everything go well? idiom

Examples

  • "Wow, your police costumes are fantastic! Did everything go to plan?"
Exercise 1
Brian asks "did everything go to plan?".

If everything "goes to plan":
Brian asks "did everything go to plan?".

If everything "goes to plan":
This is not the correct meaning of "to go to plan".
This is incorrect. If things go completely wrong it would be better to say, "nothing went to plan".
This is correct. If (a meeting) "goes to plan", (the meeting) occurs exactly as expected without changes or incident. For example: "if my investment strategy goes to plan, I should be able to retire at 45".
This is not the correct meaning of "to go to plan".

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