I just thought I’d try to connect
Please help me to understand the usage of would in this sentence?!
""I really enjoyed your style, so I just thought I’d try to connect.""
My question is why don't we say I just thought I should connect you or I just thought I connect you. could you give me some more example to digest this structure. Thanks in advance.
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You can consider "I thought I would try" as the past-tense form of "I think I will try". anonymous My question is why don't we say I just thought I should connect you or I just thought I connect you. You added a "you" that wasn't present in the original sentence, which confuses the intended meaning.
- You can consider "I thought I would try" as the past-tense form of "I think I will try".
- anonymous My question is why don't we say I just thought I should connect you or I just thought I connect you.
- You added a "you" that wasn't present in the original sentence, which confuses the intended meaning.
- g.
- when putting a telephone caller through to the person that they want to speak to, and probably isn't right for this context, as far as I can tell.
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You can consider "I thought I would try" as the past-tense form of "I think I will try".
anonymousMy question is why don't we say I just thought I should connect you or I just thought I connect you.
You added a "you" that wasn't present in the original sentence, which confuses the intended meaning. "connect you" has limited use, e.g. when putting a te
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