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"about" VS "of" I see more similarities than differences in using the two preposition. For example "think about" or "think of" "dream about" or "dream of"
Apr 9, 2015 11:38 AM
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For the "dream" point: Dream of: your goals i dream of being a singer (you want that ) Dream about: your actual dreams i dream about being a singer. (you see yourself being a singer in your dream.)
April 9, 2015
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Aliu
Language Skills
English, French, Hausa, Yoruba
Learning Language
French, Hausa
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