Hello.
I've got a problem with using th
isese t*wo:
think of / think about
If someone is really on my mind -> I think about him. ??

If I want to know someone's opinion. -> What do you think about it? ??
'But 'of' is also possible:
'What do you think about paying for English lessons?' [asking for extended thoughts]
'What do you think of the government's decision to withdraw support for English lessons?' [Inviting a brief response, such as "It's stupid'
] ?
When I can't make up my mind, if yes or no and I intend to tell somebody later. -> I will think
of about it and I will tell you later. ??
But if someone asks you a question and you know that you know the answer, but can't remember it at that moment, you could say something like 'Carry on, I'm sure I'll think of it in a minute.'
I'm not really sure...