top | item 45935274 (no title) toasterlovin | 3 months ago The English approach here, as with other linguistic matters, is to solve the problem by using more words."Juan thinks they are going to promote him, but I'm not so sure." discuss order hn newest mrmrcoleman|3 months ago Spoken English can easily express that meaning without the additional words by putting the stress on either “thinks” or maybe “they”.Granted this doesn’t address the claim of the original post. lostmsu|3 months ago I'm not a native speaker but even for me it's obvious you can just say "naively thinks".
mrmrcoleman|3 months ago Spoken English can easily express that meaning without the additional words by putting the stress on either “thinks” or maybe “they”.Granted this doesn’t address the claim of the original post. lostmsu|3 months ago I'm not a native speaker but even for me it's obvious you can just say "naively thinks".
lostmsu|3 months ago I'm not a native speaker but even for me it's obvious you can just say "naively thinks".
mrmrcoleman|3 months ago
Granted this doesn’t address the claim of the original post.
lostmsu|3 months ago