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Sarah Dunn
What's the difference between "thoughts on" and "thoughts about"? Thanks for solving this problem.
21 jul. 2016 10:30
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In terms of meaning I would say they are the same, but “thoughts on” sounds more formal to me and as if you had considered an important subject carefully: "These are my thoughts on the issue”. If someone said “What are your thoughts on my new boyfriend?” it would sound a little strange to me.
21 juli 2016
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Sarah Dunn
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels, Frans, Duits, Japans, Koreaans
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Duits, Japans, Koreaans
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