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they assume something great is at the end. I've heard people say before that if there's a line somewhere Japanese people will just jump into it even if they don't know what it's for, because they assume something great is at the end. Can I change　”they assume something great is at the end.”to "they assume that there is something great at the end."?? ”

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Yes, in fact, your expression is more precise. English speakers sometimes leave words out if they think the reader or listener knows what they mean. The first expression assumes the listener knows what is being spoken about; the second expression doesn't make that assumption.
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Yes, that change is perfectly fine. they assume that there is something great at the end or they assume that there must be something great at the end

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