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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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I think he won't pass the exam.

I saw this sentence sounds too unnatural or incorrect in English rule. I want to understand why it does. But is the natives hardly ever use like this expression in real?
  

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But it doesn't to me. That's perfectly natural to me. I think you have been misinformed about that.

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  • But it doesn't to me.
  • That's perfectly natural to me.
  • I think you have been misinformed about that.
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But it doesn't to me. That's perfectly natural to me. I think you have been misinformed about that.
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Thanks a lot for your writing back. :-)
There is no perfect rule in the language!
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It's more natural in BrE to say "I don't think he will pass the exam".
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