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Here do you think has a parenthetical meaning It should have two commas like What do you think are the advantages and disadvantages of city life

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What do you think about the game last night as inquiry about opinion maybe as start to a longer conversation in the same example the other phrase works very well too How about that

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What is the question do you think inside the main question Is there any name given to this sentence do you think Is it correct to say Whom do you think is he If not then why

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It s OK as is but it s ungrammatical if you don t delete the that from the complement of think What do you think that is going on Using an overt that complementizer makes the

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0 What you will find is worth it used to describe something that has a value equivalent to what is being asked for it either in terms of money or effort In that use worth is an adjective

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So inferring backwards the meaning of the question is actually Do you think he is nice It may appear in common usage but saying don t you when you really mean do you

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0 In my opinion both statements have almost same meaning think it helpful or think someone something helpful means to find something someone helpful for some

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What do you think happened Simply this question is asking a current opinion of the conversation partner Therefore the present tense is used for the verb think What did you think

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Why do you think this is It s not clear to me if the clause This is leaves out something e g This is like that This is true and so on or if on the contrary the verb to