I've only noticed this over the last couple of months. This kind of thing:
"I work in an office - think blue chip multinational"
What's wrong with saying "I work in an office for a blue chip multinational"
Or:
"You may be entitled to a parking space if you are a healthcare professional - think Doctor, nurse or midwife".
What's wrong with "You may be entitled to a parking space if you are a healthcare professional such as a doctor, nurse or midwife."?
Does anyone else hate it? Am I alone here? Think - nobody agrees with me.
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To hate this new trend for people using the word "think" unnecessarily
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tidalwaveover · 19/06/2015 20:10
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