I think / I know / I hope + sentence
I think / I know / I hope + sentence signifie “think/know/hope + phrase : donner son avis, partager une information”. Une phrase entière peut suivre think, know et hope : I think it is a good idea. Formation: think/know/hope + (that) + S + V
think/know/hope + phrase : donner son avis, partager une information
A1Formation
think/know/hope + (that) + S + V
Explication
Une phrase entière peut suivre think, know et hope : I think it is a good idea. I know she is busy. I hope you like it. À l'oral, that est généralement omis : I think (that) it is a good idea.
Exemples
Remarque
Pour exprimer un désaccord en douceur, l'anglais préfère I don't think it's a good idea à I think it's not a good idea.
FAQ
I think / I know / I hope + sentence — que signifie-t-il et comment l'utiliser ?
think/know/hope + phrase : donner son avis, partager une information. Une phrase entière peut suivre think, know et hope : I think it is a good idea. I know she is busy. I hope you like it. À l'oral, that est généralement omis : I think (that) it is a good idea.
I think / I know / I hope + sentence — comment le former ?
think/know/hope + (that) + S + V
I think / I know / I hope + sentence — des points à noter ?
Pour exprimer un désaccord en douceur, l'anglais préfère I don't think it's a good idea à I think it's not a good idea.