Thinking of doing with 〜ようと思う
Grammar: Intention » 〜ようと思う
A volitional verb followed by 〜と思う states an intention or decision. The plan often sounds tentative rather than firmly settled.
Usage Notes
Use 〜ようと思う for a decision made now or an announcement of intent. For a plan held over time, use 〜ようと思っている. Both usually describe the speaker’s own intentions. Takeru and Ayumu talk about now being in high school. Kenji thinks Kyouko is upset because he and Hikari don’t get along well. Seeing Rindou asleep, Sazanka reaches for her mask. Rindou wakens and backs away. Tsubaki asks what they’re doing so early in the morning.Further Reading
Examples
Thinking of delivering milk with 〜ようと思う
Thinking of revealing the truth with 〜ようと思う
Thought I would see her face with 〜ようと思う
