I would like to know if there is a difference between the preposition 'on' and 'about' when we want to talk about a precisely topic.Which one should be chosen:
e.g.I would like to know something more on/about this topic.
There is no real difference.
Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
Not a teacher.
We use about to talk about ordinary,more general kinds of communication.
On suggests that a book,talk etc is more serious,suitable for specialists.
1)A book for children about Africa and its people.
A textbook on African history.
2)A conversation about money.
A lecture on economics