True False All Question On One Page false false Choose the correct sentence. 1 When we give our opinions and ideas, we usually use ‘think’ in the present simple form. When we give our opinions and ideas, we usually use ‘think’ in the present progressive form. For example; choose the correct sentence. 1 I think you’d really like Barcelona. I’m thinking you’d really like Barcelona. For example; choose the correct sentence. 1 What do you think you’ll do? What are you thinking you’ll do? Choose the correct sentence. 1 For negative opinions or decisions we usually make "think" negative. For negative opinions or decisions we usually make the other verb negative. For example; choose the correct sentence. 1 I don’t think I’ll watch the film after all. I think I won’t watch the film after all. Choose the correct sentence. 2 When we talk about our plans or what’s in our head just at this moment, we usually use "think" in the present simple form. When we talk about our plans or what’s in our head just at this moment, we usually use "think" in the present progressive form. For example; choose the correct sentence. 2 You look puzzled. What do you think about? You look puzzled. What are you thinking about? For example; choose the correct sentence. 2 I think about my holidays. I don’t know where to go. I'm thinking about my holidays. I don’t know where to go. https://339efcb25eb75e967b0d-ff8eeadd950d51fd1fc939dca75b3973.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/assets_green.swf