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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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you are or were you

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Is it I thought you are going to love this shirt?
Or
I thought you were going to love this shirt?
  

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Is it " I thought you are going to love this shirt " or " I thought you were going to love this shirt"? It's the second.

— Fivejedjon

  • Is it " I thought you are going to love this shirt " or " I thought you were going to love this shirt"?
  • It's the second.
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Is it "I thought you are going to love this shirt" or "I thought you were going to love this shirt"?

It's the second.
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AnonymousHiIs it I thought you are going to love this shirt? OrI thought you were going to love this shirt?
Take a look at the Ngrams links below. You will find that a content clause after "thought" or "knew" virtually never takes a present tense.

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