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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Hear of or Hear about... Which one is correct?
I got a problem... Which form is correct? Hear of or hear about? I heard both of them and that's why I'm confused...
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You can use either, depending on what you mean. Hear of - learn about, come to notice. Especially in the negative.
- You can use either, depending on what you mean.
- Hear of - learn about, come to notice.
- Especially in the negative.
- I've never heard of it.
- Hear about - a little broader.
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You can use either, depending on what you mean.
Hear of - learn about, come to notice. Especially in the negative. I've never heard of it.
Hear about - a little broader.
If you have a couple samples, we can help be more specific.
Hear of - learn about, come to notice. Especially in the negative. I've never heard of it.
Hear about - a little broader.
If you have a couple samples, we can help be more specific.
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