Collocation
I think that
Used to introduce a personal opinion, belief, or idea.
Definition
'I think that' is a common English collocation. Used to introduce a personal opinion, belief, or idea.
I think that + [clause]
“I think that we should leave early to avoid the rush hour traffic.”
Examples
- I think that it's going to rain later this afternoon.
- I think that she is a very talented artist.
- I think that we need to buy some more milk for breakfast.
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- I think that learning a new language is a very rewarding experience.
- I think that the government should invest more in renewable energy sources.
- I think that he made the right decision, considering all the options available.
- I think that maintaining a balanced diet is crucial for overall well-being.
- I think that understanding different cultural perspectives is vital for global communication.
- I think that technological advancements present both incredible opportunities and significant challenges for humanity.
- I think that the fundamental principles of democracy should be upheld in all societies.
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