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Anonymous Can I say:What were you thinking about me today.My girl friend told me she was thinking about me, and I want to know what she was thinking about. Is the above sentence correct?Thanks.

You should drop" me" at the end of your sentence such that your question reads as
What were you thinking about?

AnonymousWhat were you thinking about me today.My girl friend told me she was thinking about me, and I want to know what was she thinking about. Is the above sentence correct?

It's possible. The word 'what' will be stressed, and there will be a very slight pause after it.

Thank you. What is possible? And the pause is after what?
I would like to say in one sentence, what precisely were you thinking of about me today?

I would like to convey that message. Is that sentence correct? Is there a better way of saying it?

If your friend has just told you that she was thinking about you today, then "What were you thinking about me today" is possible. "What precisely were you thinking of about me today?" is also possible.

Note that I said 'possible'; "What were you thinking?" is probably more natural.

Thanks. What if she did not tell me and I wanted to ask: did you think about me today, and if yes, what about were you thinking precisely.

Would that be correct?

The problem with all of these is that they are moderately unnatural. If you 'think about' someone, it generally means that you have a picture of them in your minds. You are not putting conscious thoughts together.

If my girl friend asked me "Did you think about me today", I would say something like "Of course, dear - all the time". If she then asked "What did you think (about

fivejedjonI was just thinking how lucky I was to have such a wonderful person in my life