"I think it better" or "I think it's better"?
I find these two sentences often on the internet at the same time. Which one is right, "I think it better" or "I think it's better"? Thanks before!
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In fact, you can sometimes omit the verb 'to be' between verbs such as think, believe and consider, and the adjective which follows it. For example:
I thought it wise to leave.
Consider it done.
However, I wouldn't recommend that learners try to use sentences of this type. As a general rule, it's best to stay with the standard grammar and say
'I think it's better'.
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"I think it's better" is correct. "It's" is a contraction for "it is". So what you are saying is "I think it is better".
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I think "I think it's better" is better.
(that's just for fun...)
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