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Do you think OF or think ABOUT?

3/9/2018

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Today, let's 'kill 3 birds with 1 stone'! - here’s a listening and preposition activity to help you recognise and remember the distinction between think of and think about:

  1. Listen HERE a few times, to learn about the difference between think of and think about.
  2. Try THIS prepositions gap-fill activity to reinforce what you’ve learned, and practice using those tricky prepositions (notice how the speaker HARDLY pronounces those words, because they are Function words - they aren’t stressed).
  3. Have fun!
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