I’m thinking of + (verb-ing)

The phrase “I’m thinking of” followed by a verb in its -ing form is used to express that someone is considering or contemplating a particular action or activity. The verb in its -ing form indicates an ongoing action or activity.

Structure: I’m thinking of + verb-ing

Examples:

Sentence	Meaning
I’m thinking of going to the gym.	The speaker is considering going to the gym as an activity.
She’s thinking of quitting her job.	She’s contemplating leaving her job.
He’s thinking of starting a new business.	He’s considering starting a new business venture.
They’re thinking of moving to a different city.	They’re considering relocating to a different city.
I’m thinking of taking a cooking class.	The speaker is considering taking a class to learn how to cook.

Here are some more examples in small sentences:

1. I’m thinking of buying a new car.
2. She’s thinking of getting a new haircut.
3. He’s thinking of traveling to Europe.
4. They’re thinking of having a baby.
5. I’m thinking of trying a new restaurant.
6. She’s thinking of taking a yoga class.
7. He’s thinking of starting a new hobby.
8. They’re thinking of renovating their house.
9. I’m thinking of learning a new language.
10. She’s thinking of going to a concert.

In summary, using “I’m thinking of” followed by a verb in its -ing form expresses that someone is contemplating or considering a particular action or activity. This structure can be used to talk about a wide range of activities, from personal interests to major life decisions.