'Think' + 'OF', 'ABOUT', 'IN' or 'ON'

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by marinasgonzalez5

by marinasgonzalez5

'Think' + 'OF'/'ABOUT' (People)

"I'm thinking 'OF'/'ABOUT' you."

'Think' + 'ABOUT' (= 'Consider')

"I need to think 'ABOUT' this problem."

'Think' + 'OF' (2 meanings: Asking somebody's opinion + = 'To imagine')

"What do you think 'OF' my sister's new friend?"

"It's hot! I am thinking 'OF' lying on the beach eating a big ice-cream".

**It's also very often use the expression "Come to 'THINK OF' it..."

'Think' + 'ON' (= 'Think about')

"Think 'ON' your sins."

'Think' + 'IN' (Only with verb 'Speak')

"Do you think 'IN' Spanish when you speak in English?"