He promised to cooperate with you in the programme.but in my knowledge of him. .他承诺在那个项目中同你合作.但以我对他的了解.我认为他不会同你合作的. 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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28. He promised to cooperate with you in the programme，but in my knowledge of him， .(suppose)

他承诺在那个项目中同你合作，但以我对他的了解，我认为他不会同你合作的。

28.1 don't suppose so / I suppose not考查省略与替代的运用."我认为他不会合作"的对应英文是"I don't suppose he will cooperate with you"。但为了避免重复，suppose后可接so或not分别代替上文已出现的表肯定意义和表否定意义的从句。类似suppose可用于上述结构的动词还有think,expect,believe等。除此之外，常见的说法还有How so? Why so? Is that so? I'm afraid so / not. I hope so/ not. I guess so / not. I fear so / not.

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