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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Don't think you are
Hi all,
Here is a movie quote:
"Don't think you are. Know you are."
Is this sentence grammatically correct? If so, what does it mean? Thank you.
Here is a movie quote:
"Don't think you are. Know you are."
Is this sentence grammatically correct? If so, what does it mean? Thank you.
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Anonymous Is this sentence grammatically correct? Yes, in a context where the predicate has already been introduced. eg.
- Anonymous Is this sentence grammatically correct?
- Yes, in a context where the predicate has already been introduced.
- eg.
- a: I think I am capable of doing the job.
- b: Don't think you are.
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AnonymousIs this sentence grammatically correct?Yes, in a context where the predicate has already been introduced.
eg.
a: I think I am capable of doing the job.
b: Don't think you are. Know you are.
( b) wants ( a) to change his sentence to this:
I know I am capable of doing the job.
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