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I think you mean "thinking about". The difference is if you you considering or deciding whether to buy something, you are "thinking about" buying; but if you already have bought something, you might be "thinking of" that thing (remembering it).
- I think you mean "thinking about".
- The difference is if you you considering or deciding whether to buy something, you are "thinking about" buying; but if you already have bought something, you might be "thinking of" that thing (remembering it).
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I think you mean "thinking about".
The difference is if you you considering or deciding whether to buy something, you are "thinking about" buying; but if you already have bought something, you might be "thinking of" that thing (remembering it).
The difference is if you you considering or deciding whether to buy something, you are "thinking about" buying; but if you already have bought something, you might be "thinking of" that thing (remembering it).
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habibaelgindy of or about?Strangely, I almost always use "of". I was thinking of buying something.
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