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316: I Think, I’m Thinking, Here’s the Difference. / Poznaj różnicę między 'I think' a 'I’m thinking'.
W tym odcinku rozwiewam jedną z najczęstszych wątpliwości moich słuchaczy: kiedy używać ‘I think’, a kiedy ‘I’m thinking’. Choć wyglądają prawie tak samo, mają zupełnie inne znaczenia.
Dowiesz się:
✔️ czym różni się 'I think' od 'I’m thinking'
✔️ jak używać 'I think that', 'I think so' i 'I don’t think so',
✔️ dlaczego 'I think no' brzmi nienaturalnie,
✔️ jak mówić płynniej dzięki kilku prostym zdaniom,
✔️ jak trenować mówienie tak, by przestać tłumaczyć w głowie.
W odcinku znajdziesz też 10 praktycznych zdań do powtórzenia na głos, 5 z I think i 5 z I’m thinking, idealnych do natychmiastowego użycia w codziennych sytuacjach.
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So today I want to show you something really, really small, but useful in daily conversations.
And I hear this mistake all the time.
It's the difference between I think and I'm thinking.
And if you learn the difference now, your English will immediately sound more natural.
You know why?
Because you will use it with confidence.
You will speak
You answer I think it's great.
That's your opinion.
You're not talking about the process of thinking right now.
You're talking about the opinion that already lives in your head.
It's like your brain is working at the moment and you haven't finished deciding yet.
So you are in the middle of the process of making a decision.
You are thinking about or of something.
For example, if someone asks you what do you want to eat and you don't know yet, you can say...
So I think is your opinion.
I'm thinking is the process and it's happening right now.
That's what I'm thinking really means.
Another thing people confuse is I think that, I think so and I don't think so.
And they are not the same.
When you say I think that, you introduce your opinion with a full sentence.
For example, I think that this is a good idea.
I think that this is a good idea.
You can drop the word that also and just say I think this is a good idea without that.
Both are correct, but you cannot say I think so with a full sentence, you know?
So for instance, let me make this mistake and say the sentence I think so this is a good idea.
That's just wrong, because I think so means yes, I believe it's true.
And you don't need a sentence.
And I don't think so.
And I don't think so means the opposite.
Notice that we don't say I think no, like in Polish.
That doesn't exist.
That doesn't sound natural.
Alright, so let me give you ten very natural everyday sentences you can use immediately.
The first five views I think because we're talking about opinions and the next five views I'm thinking because we're talking about the process of making a decision.
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Listen and repeat out loud.
I think she's right about that.
I think I'll skip that.
I'm thinking about what to wear tomorrow.
I'm thinking about what to wear tomorrow.
I that's it.
I think is your opinion.
And I think so means yes, I believe it.
And I don't think so means no, I don't believe it's true.
And I think starts a full sentence.
I think that.
If you keep this in mind, your English will instantly sound clearer and more natural because you will be confident you're using these words correctly.
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