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Chariot Posted 20 years ago
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hear of
What is the difference between 'hear of' and 'hear about'? thanks a lot.
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Hi, What is the difference between 'hear of' and 'hear about'? Prepositions are hard to learn, and to teach. They can have subtle differences, as in this case.
- Hi, What is the difference between 'hear of' and 'hear about'?
- Prepositions are hard to learn, and to teach.
- They can have subtle differences, as in this case.
- Much depends on the context, and the specific words that are used.
- However, here are a couple of comments and examples.
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Hi,
What is the difference between 'hear of' and 'hear about'? Prepositions are hard to learn, and to teach. They can have subtle differences, as in this case. Much depends on the context, and the specific words that are used. However, here are a couple of comments and examples.
'hear of'. Have you heard of Napoleon?
What is the difference between 'hear of' and 'hear about'? Prepositions are hard to learn, and to teach. They can have subtle differences, as in this case. Much depends on the context, and the specific words that are used. However, here are a couple of comments and examples.
'hear of'. Have you heard of Napoleon?
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