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이민주/2025-01-09

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Yes! My teachers teach me what I don’t know kindly. What is the difference between ‘think’ and ‘think of’?

강사님의 첨삭교정 내용

Hi, Minju! Thank you for the kind answer. I'm glad you got great teachers. Anyway. I hope everything is clear, and we can discuss more during our class. See you!

--Teacher Anji

Yes! My teachers teach me what I don’t know kindly.
OR >> Yes! My teachers teach me kindly what I don't know.

What is the difference between ‘think’ and ‘think of’?

Think = action without object ( example: I don't know what to think.)

Think of = with object, usually requires less time to come up with an answer, asks for feeling or memory

(example: Can you think of a good reason to visit Japan?)

Think about = requires longer time to contemplate

( What do you think about the current president?)