A, -ay, I, -iy Holat uchun formulalari s + am/is/are + N, Adj, Pl

I don’t think I’ll go out tonight. I’m too tired.

3. 
   We often use will with:
   

4. 
   I am going to do something = I have already decided to do it, I intend
   

to do it:

5. 
   Y ou can also say that “something is going to happen” in the future.
   
6. 
   Kelajakda sodir bo’ladigan v.h. gapirish vaqtidan oldin rejalashtirilgan bo’lsa to be going to ishlatiladi. Testda odatda birinchi Pr. Cont ishlatiladi. Pr. Cont bo’lmasa to be giong to ishlatiladi
   
7. 
   O’tgan zamonda biror v.h.ni amalga oshirmoqchi bo’lganmizu lekin u amalga oshmasa yoki aksincha was/were going to ishlatiladi
   

I wasn’t going to rub your money

8. 
   Mavjud holatdan xabardor bo’lib, xulosa chiqarib kelajakdagi v.h.ni ifodalamoqchi bo’lsak to be going to ishlatiladi. Lekin tarjimasi -moqchi bo’lmaydi.
   

Session: STATE VERBS

Some verbs are called state verbs since they describe states rather than

actions. Action verbs describe some actions performed by the subject.
State verbs either describe the subject itself, or they describe static
relationships between the subject and the object. As a rule, state verbs
are not used in the continuous tenses. There are several classes into
which state verbs can be organized for easier comprehension and
memorization. Some of them are given below with short lists of verbs. The
lists of verbs are not exhaustive, but they should help you get a general
idea of the meaning of each class. The examples below use the Simple
Present Tense. Note that it would be a mistake to use the Present
Continuous Tense in these examples.