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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Think of or about it?
Hi. Please help. Which phrase do you think we should use, "think of" or "think about"?
They are removing (displacing) the vending machines in this building. What do you think of/about it?
Should we take the "it" to mean the decision or action of removing the vending machines?
They are removing (displacing) the vending machines in this building. What do you think of/about it?
Should we take the "it" to mean the decision or action of removing the vending machines?
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What do you think of that ? -- It refers to the decision to remove them.
- What do you think of that ?
- -- It refers to the decision to remove them.
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What do you think of that? -- It refers to the decision to remove them.
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