杨浩鑫
I have a question to ask you all. Here is a sentence pattern: dream of/about. When to use "about" or "of"? Can you give me some examples?┴┤･ω･)ﾉ
16 mei 2021 10:42
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'I dream of' is usually followed by a verb:
I dream of winning the World Cup
'I dream about' is usually used when referring to a noun:
I dream about chocolate ice cream
However, I have seen these forms are used interchangeably.
16 mei 2021
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