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| And whatever the answer may be, does it go the same with learn of/about, tell of/about? Thanks. Last edited by MadHorse; 19-Dec-2005 at 02:24. |
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| Often 'about' implies more detail and 'of' just the basics. With 'talk', I feel the distinction is less clear- sometimes they are unsed interchangeably. |
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