Sentence examples for who would thought from inspiring English sources

The phrase "who would thought" is not correct in English.
The correct form is "who would have thought." You can use it when expressing surprise or disbelief about an unexpected outcome or situation. Example: "Who would have thought that they would win the championship after such a tough season?"

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"I am wondering how have they gone though?" What others said about Greece's triumph: "Incredible turn if events in Group A, who would thought that Russia is out and that Greece are in the quarters?

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"Who would think of something like that?

"Who would think?" she said, shaking her head.

Who would think of doing a thing like that?

But who would think of shuttling trees around the landscape?

And yet who would think it from our theatre-fare?

"Who would think someone could be that cold?" she said.

Who would think he's the sexiest, awesomest guy alive?' And she popped into my head.

The ballet boards wanted someone who would think about them, and the audience.

Who would think that reciting the titles of Warhol's paintings could be poetry?

"Who would think these kids out here would think of something like this and execute it?" Ms. Smith said.

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