Sentence examples for Guess from inspiring English sources
The word "guess" is correct and usable in written English
It is used as a verb or noun to express an estimated opinion, as in "I'm just guessing," or "My guess is that it will rain tomorrow."
verb
To reach a partly (or totally) unqualified conclusion.
Posting a jokey picture of herself pretending to throttle Cowell, she wrote: "GUESS WHAT!! I'm baaaacccckkkkk!!!!£iMayActuallyRingHisNeck £XFactor2014 £leggooo".
That's just him I guess," Jurman told AAP of the incident.
"I guess the plan was always to get Morgan and Butler in as fast as possible, so I salute England's early handing over of wickets to the Aussies, it's all part of a grand design to score 120 off the last ten overs.
My guess is that there are about 30 who want to leave and when we first joined the European Community I think there was slightly more than that".
"My unscientific guess is that our crowd is 40 pct black now, still four to five times all other teams.
"The Worli-Fort, JJ flyover and Mohammed Ali roads are, I guess, the best of the worst roads".
"It's very disappointing for me and my family how these things have been communicated and handled in terms of honesty and respect but I guess that's the football business".
But it's supply and demand, I guess – those websites wouldn't exist if people weren't reading them.
Unfortunately the question are inaudible, so this is like watching Jeopardy in that we have to guess what the question is from his answers.
