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Fire1 Posted 5 years ago
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Hope it, hope that, think it, think that.
Is it possible to say " I hope/think it" , "I hope/think that" when "it" and "that" indicates a sentence that is previously mentioned?
If possible in a specific context, could you make examples?
And maybe is it also possible in a specific context to say "I hope/think this" when "this" is a sentence previously mentioned?
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fire1 Is it possible to say " I hope/think it" , "I hope/think that" when "it" and "that" indicates a sentence that is previously mentioned? No. fire1 "I hope/think this" No.
- fire1 Is it possible to say " I hope/think it" , "I hope/think that" when "it" and "that" indicates a sentence that is previously mentioned?
- No.
- fire1 "I hope/think this" No.
- The expression is "I hope so " / "I think so ".
- CJ
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fire1Is it possible to say " I hope/think it" , "I hope/think that" when "it" and "that" indicates a sentence that is previously mentioned?
No.
fire1"I hope/think this"
No.
The expression is "I hope so" / "I think so".
CJ
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