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What does this phrase mean: 'I should have thought.'?



 
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What does this phrase mean: 'I should have thought.'? #1 (permalink) Tue Nov 16, 2004 10:37 am   What does this phrase mean: 'I should have thought.'?
 

Test No. incompl/inter-23 "Leave me alone", question 2

User: I should have tought is was pretty ..........

(a) obvious
(b) absolute
(c) noticeable
(d) accurate

Test No. incompl/inter-23 "Leave me alone", answer 2

User: I should have tought is was pretty obvious.

Correct answer: (a) obvious
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Thought #2 (permalink) Tue Nov 16, 2004 12:11 pm   Thought
 

This should be THOUGHT - I'll get that changed. Thank you.
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Thought #3 (permalink) Mon Apr 04, 2005 21:44 pm   Thought
 

What do you mean?
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Thought #4 (permalink) Wed Dec 28, 2005 17:33 pm   Thought
 

Alan wrote:
This should be THOUGHT - I'll get that changed. Thank you.

Hi Alan,
Is "is was" incorrect in your sentence? Would you please explain?
Thank you very much
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Thought #5 (permalink) Wed Dec 28, 2005 18:02 pm   Thought
 

Anonymous wrote:
Alan wrote:
This should be THOUGHT - I'll get that changed. Thank you.

Hi Alan,
Is "is was" incorrect in your sentence? Would you please explain?
Thank you very much

No, it should be: I should have thought it was.

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What does this phrase mean: 'I should have thought.'? #6 (permalink) Sun May 25, 2008 12:28 pm   What does this phrase mean: 'I should have thought.'?
 

Maybe the solution is that an user pronounce that sentence and they are supposed to do some mistakes....Smile
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What does this phrase mean: 'I should have thought.'? #7 (permalink) Sun May 25, 2008 17:37 pm   What does this phrase mean: 'I should have thought.'?
 

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No, that sentence simply had two typos in it originally, but only one of the typos has been repaired.

How about it, Alan and Torsten? Can we get the word 'is' changed to 'it' in that sentence?
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What does this phrase mean: 'I should have thought.'? #8 (permalink) Sun May 25, 2008 18:22 pm   What does this phrase mean: 'I should have thought.'?
 

it was only a joke! I didnīt want to reignite the debate about it. Bye to everyone
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