What's the difference between "dream about" and "dream of"?
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In most cases, we say dream 'about' for a real dream that you have while sleeping, and dream 'of' for a fantasy or ambition.
I dreamt about my grandfather last night.
I dream of sailing round the world in my own yacht.
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The same difference as there is between "about" and "of".
You can look this up online. Many people have already written about it.
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As far as I know, there are no differences. It's kinda like "I think about you" and "I think of you", both are correct. I, however, prefer "of" just because it sounds more personal/intimate in certain cases, but it might just be me :P
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