Pienso en ella día y noche.
Why is it 'en' ella? and not Pienso ella día y noche?
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It's a different meaning. "Pensar en" it's like "think about" and "Pensar" it's like "intend to"
Pensar en cantar = Think about singing.
Pensar cantar = Tener intención de cantar.
"Pienso ir con ella" = Tengo intención de ir con ella
"Pienso en ella" = Solamente estoy pensando cosas sobre ella.
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Gramatically it's just that way: "to think of/about" in English and "pensar en" in Spanish.
You wouldn't say "I think her" in English, nor in Spanish! :)
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