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Out of context. Answer to question: When? I'd better change "the" to "this".
I think a part of the answer is hidden after "that".That is, "I will wash it." not a complete but understandable. So I will translate it.
"I think that during this week." ->
"This week, I think." OR
"Sometime this week, I think." OR
"Sometime during this week, I think." OR
"Within the week, I think."
Note that "that" needs to be followed by a complete clause, even in informal speech.
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I think that during the week.
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I think that during this week.
edited by lukaszpp, October 9, 2010
When will you do it? - I think that during this week.
edited by lukaszpp, October 15, 2010
When will you wash your car? - I think that during this week.
edited by lukaszpp, October 15, 2010
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"When will you wash your car?" "Sometime this week, I think."
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