(I think Mary is working too hard. What do you think?)
(John looks unhappy. Is he losing his match?)
(I expect John to lose, but he looks happy. Is he winning his match?)
(You look like you have good news. Is John winning the match he is expected to
lose?)
(I can't remember for certain, but I think you have a baby.
Am I right?)
(I think you probably don't have a piano, but I'll ask just to be
sure. Do you have one?)
(I think Bob bought a new car. Is that correct?)
(I don't know if we won or lost, but I expect bad news.
Tell me, did we lose the match?)
(You look disappointed. Is it because we lost the match?)
(I have reason to believe you have been to London, but I'm not
sure. Have you been there?)
(I think you have been to London. Please confirm my opinion.)
(I am looking for my wife. I would be surprised if you have
seen her but I'll ask anyway. Have you seen her?)
(My opinion is that we have been wasting time. Please agree
with me.)
(I hope you haven't been waiting long. Please confirm this
to me.)
(I have reason to believe you will go to San Francisco.
Please confirm this to me.)
(I hope they won't stop production; that would be bad.
Please tell me they won't.)
(I believe the plan is for us to see a play. Am I correct?)
(I don't want to have lunch here.
Please don't tell me we will.)
(I don't like this place. I don't want to have lunch here.)
