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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
transitive 'think'
I've sometimes seen the verb took the object without any preposition that usually goes with the verb, 'about, of.' One of the sentences I saw is something like,
'Why are you thinking that?'
I would probably use one of the prepositions 'about' or 'of.' My dictionary shows another example.
'If you want to make money, you've got to think money.'
I don't understand the difference after I've read all the definition.
'Why are you thinking that?'
I would probably use one of the prepositions 'about' or 'of.' My dictionary shows another example.
'If you want to make money, you've got to think money.'
I don't understand the difference after I've read all the definition.
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' ' 1) Why are you thinking that? ' But that would change the meaning! 1) and 2) have different meanings.
- ' ' 1) Why are you thinking that?
- ' But that would change the meaning!
- 1) and 2) have different meanings.
- 1) Why are you thinking that?
- = Why is that your thinking?
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I've sometimes seen the verb taketookthe object without any preposition that usually goes with the verb, 'about, of.' '
1) Why are you thinking that?
2) 'I would probably use one of the prepositions 'about' or 'of.' But that would change the meaning!
1) and 2) have different meanings.
1) Why are you thinkin
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