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The usage of "think" followed by an object and an objective complement
Both those sentences are correct (if a bit old-fashioned). However, they don't convey the same meaning, simply because He's great. does not convey the same meaning as He's a great man.
He's great …
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Didn't you USED TO or Didn't you USE TO?
It should be use to.
Why? Because you're using a did(not) in your sentence. The general rule is that when you use 'did' in a sentence, the tense used is present.
For example (though in both cases, the …
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is it correct to say "though" in this context
Start the sentence over. No need to keep the though in at all. I think it would sound better with a little rearrangement too.
I know I have been asking a lot of questions and I am sorry for wastin …
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Meaning of "just as much" and "just as"?
You can use "Just as" with many adjectives.
For eg:
Adjectives of Quality: Here, it is usable with all, I think. eg: Just as
big / funny / clever.
Adjectives of Quantity: Here it seems usable with …