eso creo and creo que
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Please what are the differences between ESO CREO AND CREO QUE??
Thanks
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updated Jan 12, 2011
posted by muhammadhossam
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¿Está cerrado el banco?
Eso creo ( I think so)
Creo que sí (I think it is- closed)
Creo que no (I think it is not-closed)
updated Jan 12, 2011
edited by Agora
posted by Agora
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The "that" in the English translations performs grammatically different functions.
updated Jan 12, 2011
posted by lorenzo9
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Eso creo is a complete sentence that is understandable. I believe that [to be true].
Creo que is an incomplete sentence. I believe that (but what do you believe?)
To be complete, ie: Creo que va a nevar .... I believe it's going to snow.
updated Jan 12, 2011
posted by 005faa61
