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Thread: "think of" or "think about"
- 01-Feb-2006, 02:17 #1
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"think of" or "think about" Could anyone tell me the difference between "think of" and "think about"?
example:
-We must think of the fun of that book.
-We must think about the fun that book.
Thank you!
- 01-Feb-2006, 08:15 #2
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Teacher Re: "think of" or "think about" Think about = process
What are you thinking about
Think of = opinion, etc
What did you think of the film?
- 03-Feb-2006, 07:55 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: "think of" or "think about" tdol, thank you for your reply!
- 03-Feb-2006, 08:23 #4
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Re: "think of" or "think about" tdol, Thanks
- 03-Feb-2006, 11:22 #5
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Teacher Re: "think of" or "think about" You're both welcome.
