GrammarJLPT N3
with the intention of
Expression

Definitions

  1. 1. with the intention of
This grammar pattern means "with the intention of doing" or "as if one were doing" something. It is used to express that you will approach a situation with a particular mindset or attitude, often implying full commitment to that stance. For example, it can mean treating a practice session as if it were the real thing.

Grammar

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Example sentences

Sentence 1

Just how long are you planning to put up with this?

Sentence 2

I bought extra vegetables today intending to cook.

Sentence 3

If you're actually being serious, you should stop.

Sentence 4

Did you reply to that without actually reading it?

Sentence 5

I didn't exactly come here planning to rush like this.