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Don't try to tell me what you think vs Don't try to tell me what you're thinking

Both phrases are correct, but they convey slightly different meanings. 'Don't try to tell me what you think' implies not to share opinions, while 'Don't try to tell me what you're thinking' suggests not to reveal thoughts or emotions. The choice between them depends on the context and the specific message the speaker wants to convey.

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Don't try to tell me what you think

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express a request for someone not to share their opinions or thoughts on a particular matter.

Examples:

  • Don't try to tell me what you think about my decisions.
  • I don't need you to tell me what you think about my choices.
  • Don't try to tell me what you think's right. I don't need your insight on life. I've made my own way. So I will not change!...No! Not for anyone, for anyone, for anyone, oh yeah! For anyone. Yeah you tell me that it's time to grow up. Blah, Blah, Blah ...
  • Don't try to tell me what you think is right for me to do. Cause what I think is right for me might be wrong as hell for you. My only rule's no rules... I gotta live my life. Don't tell me how to live my life or I'll leave you behind. So what if what I want ...
  • THE DAWN OF A NEW AGE IS THE DAWN OF A NEW WAR / 'Join a gang' says MTV / Be like Tupac? Maybe B.I.G? / Gun violence, in style today / Here's your life , now throw it away / A million dollar market cashing in on hate / If it's what your ...
  • Mar 26, 2011 ... One day I'll say this is brilliant, the next day I'll say this is garbage, so don't try to cite me out in the exams; don't try to tell me what you think I want to hear – what I want to hear from you is an argument!” The last day of class I ...

Alternatives:

  • Don't try to tell me your opinion.
  • Don't try to influence me with your thoughts.

Don't try to tell me what you're thinking

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to ask someone not to disclose their thoughts or emotions.

Examples:

  • Don't try to tell me what you're thinking right now.
  • I don't want you to tell me what you're thinking about this situation.

Alternatives:

  • Don't try to reveal your thoughts to me.
  • Don't try to share your emotions with me.

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