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Thoughts and opinions: opinion verbs with 'dass', word order

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I can use opinion verbs with the conjunction 'dass' and correct word order to say what I think on several everyday topics.

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Use the verbs 'denken' (to think), 'glauben' (to believe), and 'meinen' (to have the opinion) to say what you think. In German, there is always a comma after an opinion verb; e.g., 'Ich denke, Sport ist lustig.'. Generally, the conjunction 'dass' (that) is used after opinion verbs; e.g., 'Ich denke, dass ...'. The conjunction 'dass' is followed by word order 3 (WO3), where the verb goes to the end of the sentence or clause.

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