What is the right?
What is the right way to say:
- What are you thinking about?
or
- What are you thinking of?
Generally, I hear people saying [thinking about], but I saw on a book this way [thinking of]...
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Both are correct!
"Think about" is used when you're actively considering something or concentrating on the thought of it.
Ex. Let me think ABOUT it.
On the other hand, "think of" is used when the idea comes to you.
Ex. I never thought OF that.
In most other cases, they are very similar and can be used interchangeably. Especially for actions in the future.
Ex. I'm thinking ABOUT/ OF going on a trip.
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Both of them.
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