I don't have time to + (verb)

The word 'don't' is a contraction of the words 'do not.' When adding 'have time to' you are simply stating that you have other obligations and all other things considered must wait.

Here are some examples:

I don't have time to explain.
I don't have time to diner.
I don't have time to eat.
I don't have time to exercise. 
I don't have time to talk.

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I'm gonna + (verb)

I am gonna go to work.
I am gonna stop smoking.

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I'm trying + (verb)

I am trying to get a job.
I am trying to get a work.
I am trying to enjoy my dinner.
I am trying new food.www.google.com

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I am + (verb)

I am eating lunch.
I am brushing my teeth.
I am scared.
I am driving to walk.
I am crying.
I am typing an email.
I am texting.
I am dancing.
I am eating dinner.
I am interested in the job.
I am exercising.
I am sad.
I am Learning.

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I am Good at.

I am good at English.
I am good at video editing.
I am good at Circuit Design
I am good at Computer Science.
I am good at English Conversation.
I am good at English speaking.
I am good at writing English.
I am good at English talking.
I am good at English writing.
I am good at chess.
I am good at Math.

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Basic English Conversation

Using "I am in/at/on"
Using I am in;
I am in the shower.
I am in the class.
i am in the School.
I am in University.
Using I am at;
I am at the Grocery.
I am at the mall.
I am at the Airport.
I am at the Hospital.
Using the word "on"
I am on the Table.
I am on a Bus

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A dialoge between Shopkeeper and Customer.

Shopkeeper: Good Morning Sir, Can i help you?
Customer: My need a shirt.
Shopkeeper: Okay sir, We have  different types of shirt.What types of designs you like?
Customer:I like blue shirt.
Shopkeeper: Okay sir.In our shop blue shirts have available.Sir,Can you choose this shirt.
Customer: How much  price of this shirt?
Shopkeeper:2000taka.
Customer:This is too much.
Shopkeeper: Okay sir,We are consideration 200taka for you.you pay 1800taka.
Customer:Okay,Take your money.
Shopkeeper:Thank you sir.
Customer:You are most welcome.

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