Suppose, guess, and figure are similar words in English, but the way we use them is different. So, for today’s English lesson let’s have a look at how we use these three words
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How to use suppose:
- It’s 6:10pm and nobody answered the phone in Joe’s office. I suppose they’ve already gone home.
- I suppose Jack has a good reason for being late.
- It’s 3:00. I suppose we should start the meeting.
- The police suppose the bank was robbed between 9pm Friday and noon on Saturday.
- I suppose we could attract more customers by changing the color of the website.
How to use guess
- I guess Jane’s boyfriend is about 35 or 37 years old.
- There’s a long line in front of the restaurant. I guess there will be a long wait for a table.
How to use figure
- The boss said he wants to talk about something important tomorrow. I figure he will talk to me about that transfer to Tokyo I heard about.
- I cooked dinner! I figured you would be tired from your long day in the office, so I decided to cook dinner for you.
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