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Use of verb "mention"
Can / Should the verb "mention" follow "about"
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Re: Use of verb "mention"
I am not a native speaker, but I would not use "about".
Examples:
He mentioned this book in his work.
She mentioned seeing your car there.
I hope this helps.
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Re: Use of verb "mention"

Originally Posted by
marseeprint
I am not a native speaker, but I would not use "about".
Examples:
He mentioned this book in his work.
She mentioned seeing your car there.
I hope this helps.
CALD supports your point of view:
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No preposition is normally needed after the verb mention.
He didn't mention the price.
He didn't mention about the price.
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[neither a teacher nor a native English speaker]
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