lucash  +  29601 Wed, 12 May 04 12:00 AM Hi. I would like to know what is a diffrence between "think of " and "think about"? how to use them in correct way? lucash Joined on Tue, May 11 2004 New Member 01

	Avangi  +  945923 Sun, 18 Oct 09 11:47 AM Hi lucash.  Welcome to English Forums.  Sometimes they're used interchangeably. "What do you think of X?" (could be a person or a thing)  Usually asking for a negative or positive opinion   -   for or against.    "What do you think about X?"  Usually asking for more detailed information. "I'll have to think about it."  (I need to spend some time considering the matter.) "I can't think of a single reason to hire that guy!" "I just can't think of the name of that song!"   (I can't remember/bring to mind)   - A. Avangi Joined on Mon, Nov 19 2007 Veteran Member 8,194 ". . . le plaisir delicieux et toujours nouveau d'une occupation inutile." - Henri de Regnier Negatives, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Songs, Languages, Music, Negations