[Grammar] intention of /to

[Will17]

Hello!

Is there a difference between: to have the intention of doing something/to have the intention to do something?

Thank you
W

 

[Rover_KE]

'I intend to go out later'.

'I have the intention of going out later.'

'It is my intention to go out later.'

Rover

 

[Will17]

'I intend to go out later'.

'I have the intention of going out later.'

'It is my intention to go out later.'

Rover

Thank you.

So we never say:I have the intention to do something?

 

[Rover_KE]

I wouldn't say it, but I can't answer for everyone in the English-speaking world.

Rover