English · Common Verbs
/θɪŋks/
[/θɪŋks/]
third-person singular of think
Third-person singular present of 'think': he, she, or it forms ideas or holds an opinion.
She thinks the new policy will help workers, but many of her colleagues strongly disagree.
She thinks the new policy will help workers, but many of her colleagues strongly disagree.
From Old English 'þencan' (to think).
Used with singular subjects in the present tense.