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Can you make it natural?
Dear friend.I have thought of you today as many as I have balloons on my t shirt.
I guess I was thinking of you as many times as there are balloons on my t shirt
I have a t shirt there are lots of balloons how can I send a message to my friend saying I have thought a lot of her as many as balloons on my t shirt.
Many thanks for answers
Jun 18, 2015 2:28 PM
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A nice way to say it is to use "thought" as a noun (as in, to have a thought) rather than the verb "thought" (past tense of "to think"):
Today I had as many thoughts of you as there are balloons on this shirt!
Otherwise, if you want to keep the verb, the correct way would be:
Today I thought of you as many times as there are balloons on my shirt.
But the second way sounds a bit awkward. Either way, it's a very nice thing to say to a friend! :)
June 18, 2015
You could say "I've been thinking of you" instead of "I was". "I've been" implies some reoccurring thought and makes your sentence sound even sweeter. Good luck! :)
June 18, 2015
