Present Intention (The 13th Tense)

The official 13th grammatical tense in English. It is used when you are not physically doing an action yet, but your brain is already 100% committed, preparing, and mentally on its way to doing it (The "I'm mentally already there" state).
Grammar Rules:
• Affirmative (Təsdiq): Subject + doing + Verb (e.g., I doing go)
• Negative (İnkar): Subject + doing + not + Verb (e.g., I doing not go)
• Interrogative (Sual): Do + Subject + Verb? (e.g., Do I go?)

Friend on the phone: "Bro, where are you? Are you coming to the party?"
Me (still in bed, but putting my socks on): "Yes, I doing go right now!"
Teacher: "Are you ready for the exam?"
Student: "I doing not study, so no."----Present Intention (The 13th Tense)

Present Intention (The 13th Tense) by SlangMaster99 October 1, 2026