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.📝 Learn 4 Useful Verbs in English: Think, Guess, Predict, Estimate

Learning verbs is very important in English. Verbs help us express our ideas, opinions, and actions. In this lesson, we will learn four common verbs: Think, Guess, Predict, and Estimate. Each verb has a different meaning and use. Let’s explore them one by one.

🔹 1. THINK

Meaning: to use your mind, to have an opinion.

Tips:

Think about = consider something carefully.

Think of = remember or imagine something.

Examples from the text:

The teacher thinks this is a good idea.

Think before you speak.

I think we should try again.

🔹 2. GUESS

Meaning: to give an answer when you are not sure.

Tips:

We use Guess what… to share something surprising.

“I guess” = I believe / I suppose.

Examples from the text:

Can you guess the answer?

Guess who called me today.

I guess you’re right.

🔹 3. PREDICT

Meaning: to say what will happen in the future, often based on information.

Tips:

Used in news, research, or reports.

Often followed by words like future, outcome, trend.

Examples from the text:

The expert can predict the outcome.

It’s hard to predict what the future holds.

Tech leaders predict that AI will change the world.

🔹 4. ESTIMATE

Meaning: to guess a number, cost, or amount, usually based on some information.

Tips:

Common with words like cost, time, number, distance.

Often used in work or business.

Examples from the text:

I estimate the cost at $50.

The repairman estimated it would take 2 hours to fix.

Please estimate the number of people attending.

✅ Now you know the difference:

Think = have an idea.

Guess = not sure, but give an answer.

Predict = say the future with information.

Estimate = give a number that is close, not exact.

Practice these verbs in your daily conversations!

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