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'They' may have some new idea, thing or invention.
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What will they think of next?
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1. 2nd word - verb part for the future
2. 4th word - Latin: Cogito, ergo sum. English: I _____, therefore I am.
3. 6th word - What a doctor can say when one patient leaves. N___ !
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1. What will the future bring?
2. I wonder.
3. What will be, will be.
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What will they think of next?
I wonder....
What will be, will be.
Things will happen. A future there will be.
But we can LIVE and be part of the future...
If we challenge innovators. Inspire people for peaceful living. We can be part of the solution and not of the problem.
How do you say: 'What will you/they think of next?' in your language(s)?
It's funny, but I keep saying 'What will you think up next?' I guess that works too. When I entered the 2 ways of saying this into an Internet search engine I had 1/55 hits with 'up' and the rest with 'of'.
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Mario V.
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November 2, 2013
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Helen
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Rating: 5
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December 29, 2012
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William G.
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September 1, 2008
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Instead of "What will they think of next?", in Spanish we say "que se les ocurrira despues"
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It's a little more formal to say "of" instead of "up." You can say this for any person ("What will she think up next?") or in general when a new discovery occurs ("What will they think of next?").
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Bob C.
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Rating: 2
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January 23, 2008
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Bapt
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Rating: 5
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October 11, 2007
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Rating: 4
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September 9, 2007
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Instead of "What will they think of next?", in Spanish we say "que nuevas traerán"
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Gilles R.
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Rating: 5
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September 5, 2007
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Instead of "What will they think of next?", in French we say "qu'est ce qu'il va inventer"
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