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Park sang joon Posted 8 years ago
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I [wouldn't have thought] that

Both Tom and Jake gave her cooking ability their seal of approval, but I wouldn't have thought it was this good.


I don't think that because the speaker knows whether he himself has ever thought something or not, it is awkward to speak either "I would have thought something" or "I would haven't thought something."

I was wondering what you native speakers think about this?

  

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park sang joon I was wondering what you native speakers think about this? Nevertheless, it is a common expression about a surprising (to the speaker) past event.

— Mister Micawber

  • park sang joon I was wondering what you native speakers think about this?
  • Nevertheless, it is a common expression about a surprising (to the speaker) past event.
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park sang joonI was wondering what you native speakers think about this?

Nevertheless, it is a common expression about a surprising (to the speaker) past event.

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