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So remember, “think on” or “think about” is when you're considering something and taking time to think it through. “Think of” is used when recalling something from memory.
- How do you think of or about?
- Is it thinking of someone or thinking about someone?
- Is it correct to say think of?
- When we use think about?
How do you think of or about?
"Think about" is used when you're actively considering something or concentrating on the thought of it. Ex. Let me think ABOUT it. On the other hand, "think of" is used when the idea comes to you.
Is it thinking of someone or thinking about someone?
Thinking of you seems to be used more in the context of a relationship, intimacy, concern for wellbeing, and in the future, etc. Thinking about you seems to be used more in reflective concerns, remembering a past event, relationship, or in considering someone's qualifications. But they're largely synonymous.
Is it correct to say think of?
Both, think of and think about are correct. They are used with two different meanings. Think of is used when you think of a plan or a way to do a task effeciently.
When we use think about?
We use think of or think about to talk about making plans and decisions. We can use it in the continuous form (thinking of/about) plus the -ing form of the verb: We're thinking of moving out of London and buying a small cottage in the country. Thinking about returning to college?
