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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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Think positively
0 An old thread says people do say "Think positive" though it may not be grammatically correct. I wonder if it's idiomatic to say "Think positively". 02 br
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1 blockquote 01 cite 10 New2grammar 12 cite 12 br 10 An old thread says people do say "Think positive" though it may not be grammatically correct. 12 br 12 blockquote 11 b 00 Think positively. 02 b 0-
- 1 blockquote 01 cite 10 New2grammar 12 cite 12 br 10 An old thread says people do say "Think positive" though it may not be grammatically correct.
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01 cite 10 New2grammar 12 cite 12 br11 b 00 Think positively. I've never heard 'Think positive'. 02 b
10 An old thread says people do say "Think positive" though it may not be grammatically correct. I wonder if it's idiomatic to say "Think positively". 12 br
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0 01 i 00 New2Grammar: I wonder if it's idiomatic to say "Think positively". 02 i 01 blockquote
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00 I don't know if "Think positively" sounds good or is common, but I know "T
01 cite 10 Grammar Geek 12 cite 10 It's very common. 12 blockquote10 Hi GG, 02 br
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0 I still remember the old advertising slogan by Apple for its Lisa computer in 1997, "Think different." 0-
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