Which one of these options would native speakers use?
Which one of the underscored options would native speakers be more inclined to use in this example?
Mark: I'm on a leave.
Tim: What do you do?
Mark: It's a cleaning job. I hate it.
Tim: So I guess you don't miss it. / So I guess you're not missing it. / So I'm guessing you don't miss it. / So I'm guessing you're not missing it.
Mark: No. I hope to find something else soon.
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anonymous Which one of the underscored options would native speakers be more inclined to use in this example? Tim: So I guess you don't miss it. / So I guess you're not missing it.
- anonymous Which one of the underscored options would native speakers be more inclined to use in this example?
- Tim: So I guess you don't miss it.
- / So I guess you're not missing it.
- / So I'm guessing you don't miss it.
- / So I'm guessing you're not missing it.
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anonymousWhich one of the underscored options would native speakers be more inclined to use in this example?
...Tim: So I guess you don't miss it. / So I guess you're not missing it. / So I'm guessing you don't miss it. / So I'm guessing you're not missing it.
Best: So I guess you don't miss it.
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