What's the difference 'do you think so' and 'do you think like that's?
I think there seems to be a difference though it's very little.
* Do you think so?
In my opinion, it means similar to "is this your way of thinking?"
* Do you think like that?
On the other hand, it means similar to "is this like your thought?"
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Here are my thoughts on the phrases. " generally means: do you agree with or support some earlier statement? So we are talking about agreement, not the manner in which one thinks.
- Here are my thoughts on the phrases.
- " generally means: do you agree with or support some earlier statement?
- So we are talking about agreement, not the manner in which one thinks.
- A.
- I hate cats.
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Here are my thoughts on the phrases. (Others may have a different approach.)
"Do you think so?" generally means: do you agree with or support some earlier statement? So we are talking about agreement, not the manner in which one thinks.
A. I hate cats.
B. Do you really think so, or are you making a joke?
On the other hand, "Do you think like that" does look at the mann
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