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26 Nov 2022
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Is “I’m inclined to believe” used as the same meaning as “I think” ?
e.g.
“I’m inclined to believe that people should be independent after graduating from high school. “ and
“I think that people should be independent after graduating high school.” are the same?
Is “I’m inclined to believe” used as the same meaning as “I think” ?
e.g.
“I’m inclined to believe that people should be independent after graduating from high school. “ and
“I think that people should be independent after graduating high school.” are the same?
e.g.
“I’m inclined to believe that people should be independent after graduating from high school. “ and
“I think that people should be independent after graduating high school.” are the same?
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Basically they're the same, but "inclined to believe" is softer and more formal
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Basically they're the same, but "inclined to believe" is softer and more formal
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