To be of the option of VS Believe
I am of the option that the meaning of the sentences below is the same. The only difference that the first one is a bit more formal?

1. He is of the option that we may need to extend the contract
2. He believes/thinks that we may need to extend the contract

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To be of the option of VS Believe
I am of the option that the meaning of the sentences below is the same. The only difference that the first one is a bit more formal?

1. He is of the option that we may need to extend the contract
2. He believes/thinks that we may need to extend the contract

Answer

The same

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Second one is more frequently usable in American English. And OPINION, not option.

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You are right, this should be OPINION and not OPTION. However, is the meaning the same?

TO BE OF THE OPINION THAT = BELEIVE / THINK

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You mean OPINION.

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