Think of, Think about: What's the Difference? (Audio Reading and

Think of, Think about: What's the Difference? (Audio Reading and

Recommended level: Upper Intermediate Quick Reference "Think of" is typically used for quick instances of thought, such as when a person has an idea, or when an image or other mental impression comes to their mind, either suddenly or after a period of consideration. Example: "I just thought of something that might help us." "Think about" is typically used for longer periods of contemplation and consideration. Example: "I.
Recommended level: Upper Intermediate Quick Reference "Think of" is typically used for quick instances of thought, such as when a person has an idea, or when an image or other mental impression comes to their mind, either suddenly or after a period of consideration. Example: "I just thought of something that might help us." "Think about" is typically used for longer periods of contemplation and consideration. Example: "I've thought about their offer and I've decided to decline it." Both can be u

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What would be different if you didn't take certain things so personally, didn't over think them, and didn't read so much into them?…