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3. I like to every day.
4. I would like to today.
5. I don't like to every day.
6. I don't want to today.
7. Do you like to ?
8. Would you like to ?
9. I need to and
10. would you like to this evening?
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V K + r " + A I
(a) I think about my family every day.
(b) I am thinking about grammar right now.
THINK + THAT + A STATEMENT
(c) I think that Sue is Zuzy.
(d) Sue thinks that
(e) I think that the weather is nice.
( f) I think that Mike is a nice person.
(g) I think Mike is a nice person.
In (a): Ideas about my family are in my
mind every day.
In (b): My mind is busy now. Ideas
about grammar are in my mind right now.
In (c): In my opinion, Sue is lazy. I
believe that Sue is lazy.
People use think that when they want
to say (to state) their beliefs.
The present progressive is often used
with think about.
The present progressive is almost never
used with think thaf.
INCORRECT: I am thinking that Sue is hry.
(f) and (g) have the same meaning.
People often often omit that after think,
especially in speaking.
EXERCISE 21 : Use I think (that) to give your opinion.
1. English grammar is easy / hard I fun I interesting.
I think (that) English grammar is. . . .
2. People in this city are friendly / unfriendly / kind / cold.