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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I doubt it is" is grammatically correct and is often used in written English.
It is typically used to express skepticism or uncertainty about something that has just been said or suggested. Example: A: "I think John is going to win the race tomorrow." B: "Hmm, I doubt it. He hasn't been training very hard lately."
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It's thankfully the first of its kind, but I doubt it is the the last time we will see this urban "innovation".
I doubt it is that simple.
I doubt it is French.
"I doubt it is significant, however.
I doubt it is about to change.
I doubt it is any of these reasons.
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I doubt it was a hippie.
But I doubt it's good politics.
When anything good happens, I doubt it's true.
"I doubt it was betrayal," Mr. Luchikhin said.
I doubt it's intentional; I think time gets away from them.
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