Collocations for think - noun
VERB + THINK
give sth, have
PREP.
~ about
I''ve had a long, hard think about it.
Collocations for think - verb
ADV.
really | personally
I personally think it''s all been a lot of fuss over nothing.
honestly
Did you honestly think I would agree to that?
never
I never thought you would carry out your threat.
VERB + THINK
be inclined to
I''m inclined to think we''ve been a little harsh on her.
PREP.
about
I still don''t know what he really thinks about it.
of
What did you think of the film?
PREP.
of
I suddenly thought of a way I could help.
ADV.
carefully, deeply, (long and) hard
She thought long and hard before accepting his offer.
fleetingly | rationally
He seemed to have lost the ability to think rationally.
frantically
What can I do now? he thought frantically.
contemptuously, despairingly, dully, glumly, grimly, guiltily, indignantly, irritably, miserably, resentfully | ruefully, wistfully, wryly
VERB + THINK
dread to, hate to, shudder to, tremble to
I hate to think what would have happened if we hadn''t arrived.
PREP.
about
Think about what you are going to do next.
of
I often think of Jane.