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The first sentence is wrong, the sentence is correct. The sentence is only short of the introductory word that of an object clause ("that it is best that you should stay here") as the object clause of think, and the introductory word of the object clause can be omitted. It is best that you should stay here in the sentence that you should stay here is a subject clause and it is a formal object.

The object clause of the first sentence is missing a predicate verb and is therefore incorrect.

In general, this phrase contains an object clause, which in turn contains a subject clause.

These clauses are easy to confuse people at first glance, but after slowly analyzing the sentence components and the leading words of the clause, you will understand. Wish: Day Day Up! -

i think it best that you should stay here.--Wrong. I think it's best that you should stay here.

Instead: I think it would be better if you should stay here)

i think that it best that you should stay here.--Wrong. I think it's best that you should stay here.

Instead: I think that it is best that you should stay here)

i think it is best that you should stay here.--Right. I think it's the best you should stay here.

i think that it is best that you should stay here.--Right. I think it's the best you should stay here.

The second sentence is wrong!

i think that...The subordinate clause should be added later, which is an independent and complete sentence.

i think that: it best that you should stay here.

It should be followed by is, otherwise there would be no verb in the sentence.

Here are a few emphasis!

I think it+adj is to emphasize the momentum of the sentence.

The last two are right, and the first one can be omitted.

The second is the lack of IS

The first one I think is okay to say.

First sentence, but I think it's better to use better.

Or: I think it would be better if you should stay here

Ones to four are:

I think it's best that you should stay here.

I think it's best that you should stay here.

I think it's the best you should stay here.

I think it's the best you should stay here.

Look.

I think it's best for you to stay here.

In some busy streets, there are always some drivers who don't respect traffic laws.

On some busy streets, there are always some motorists who violate the traffic rules.

This is as close as possible to the original meaning, but it is preferable that there are always some motorists who violate the traffic rules on busy streets.

on busy streets there are always some drivers who don't respect traffic laws.

Cars cannot be used here, because the car itself cannot violate traffic rules, only the driver can. The also in the sentence and the some in front of it are redundant.

No, there are errors in grammar and words.

Some cars also often do not obey traffic rules in some congested streets.