Grade 8 Unit 7 Lesson 3

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မသိလို့မေးချင်လို့ပါရှင်
I think ဆိုwill ကိုသုံးမယ်ဆို
Ex 3 ရဲ့no 4 မှာကျတော့ဘာလို့
be going to နဲ့တွဲသုံးတာလဲရှင့်
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Thanks for your question. Your question is very good.
You can use 'I think' with 'be going to' as well, especially when expressing a belief or opinion. When predicting the future, common constructions include 'will' with phrases such as 'I bet,' 'I expect,' 'I hope,' 'I imagine,' 'I think,' 'I wonder,' and 'I am sure.' However, this doesn't mean that 'I think' cannot be used with 'be going to.' The key factor in deciding between 'will' and 'be going to' is to assess whether the prediction is based on facts or opinions. Please review No. 4 again; it is based on fact, but you can still use 'I think' to express your personal belief.

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