What does this phrase mean? " if he thinks I'm going to pay he's got another think coming" ? ?

Question

could the second "think" be mispelt for "thing"?

Answer 1

another think coming means he needs to think again.

another thing coming means he will get the opposite thing

but both mean you are not paying.

Answer 2

This phrase means , : if he thinks that i'm gonna pay for this ''MEAL'' or some other thing you may buy , an argument will probably occur.

Answer 3

Nope, it's "think'.

Another way of saying this is, "If he thinks I'm going to pay, he'll have to think again."

Answer 4

No, the 2nd "think" is not misspelt. This is an idiom which means that whatever the first "think" is about, the situation will NOT be happening. In other words--the pay won't be taking place.