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You would think he would’ve helped her yesterday. I know this sentence mean he didn’t help her. Can I also say the following sentence below to show the same meaning which is counter factual?
I think he would’ve helped her.
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anonymous Can I also say the following sentence below to show the same meaning No. This may sound strange, but the sentence below means exactly what it says. I think (that) he would have helped her.
- anonymous Can I also say the following sentence below to show the same meaning No.
- This may sound strange, but the sentence below means exactly what it says.
- I think (that) he would have helped her.
- , but I'm inclined to believe it".
- I think that he would like that gift > I don't know for sure whether he is going to like that gift, but I'm inclined to believe that he will.
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anonymousCan I also say the following sentence below to show the same meaning
No. This may sound strange, but the sentence below means exactly what it says.
I think (that) he would have helped her.
"I think that ..." means "I don't know for sure whether ..., but I'm inclined to believe it".
I think that he would like
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