Thougtの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Do you want to say "thought"?
if so, Thought is the past form for "to think" (piensar), but it also means the noun "pensamento"

A: Idea or concept

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A: You probably mean either though or thought - because THOUGT is not a word in English.
Thought means and idea in your mind and can be used as a noun or verb. As a noun, "that was a good thought". As a verb "I thought you were coming with me."

A: You got the spellings wrong.
THOUGHT is the past tense of think
"I thought you already left"

TOUGH means strong or difficult
"That man is tough (strong)"
"Life is tough (difficult)"

A: thought

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A: Thought

A: it's spelled ,,thought'' but I assume that that was a typo!

A: "I never thought that I would want to live in the US too."

A: "would start a fire" -> "was on fire"

"it was it's dinner time" -> "it was dinner time"

A: I didn't think we'd have snow today!

(meaning, "I didn't think it would snow today" -- but, without further context, it probably actually is snowing. "Never thought" is grammatically OK, but a little strange for something you only thought about in the last few days, probably.)