Intentions with つもりです

つもりです expresses what someone intends or plans to do.

The plan lives in the speaker’s mind, so it is often used for goals, future paths, and personal choices.

To say someone intends not to do something, put the plain negative before つもりです.

This sounds like a deliberate choice, not just an accidental non-action.

つもりです can overlap with “plan,” but it is centered on intention.

When a school, company, calendar, or outside arrangement decides the timing, 予定ですよていです often fits better.

Compare 行くいくつもりです and 行かないいかないつもりです.

The plain verb's negation changes the intended action;

つもり expresses intention.