- thinking of = have an idea,a opinion,to remember
- thinking about = to consider
They are both followed by the -ing form.
You can't say "I think to".
Phrasal verb: look
-look up (look up this world in the dictionary)
-look at (look at something)
-lok for (i'm looking for my pen)
-look after (take care)
-look over (to control)
Phrasal's frame:
Subject
Verb
Object
Manner
Place
Time
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Hi!
How are you?
I'm well!
Finally I've tried to write in this blog! I've made a new post,I've decided to call it "grammar reference" so we can write below the main important grammar rules.
I think that Grace is right to encourage us to write something because it can be a way to practice English one time more than Monday evenings.
For ex. I know that I have many difficulties in writing and so this is a good way to improve myself...(I have the dictionary next to me at the moment)
I Think also that it could be more useful,more funny if we choose a topic to speak about or if someone ask a question to other...I don't Know if the reason why nobody write is that you/we don'y know what tell to each other...What do you think?
Have a good week-end!
Laura
Well done Laura,
I'm really impressed and proud of you! What a great idea!
I just hope the others will follow suit.
I'm really burning the midnight oil so i'm cutting this short.
till later
Hi guys,
While I was sipping my coffee this morning, I thought I'd turn on the TV and I caught part of a program on Rai 2 that was trying to get people to donate money to AIRC. This is an organization which helps in the research for cancer. All you have to do is send an SMS and say you will donate €2 or €10. It's that simple. I think it's a worthy cause. (People who have had loved ones with this terrible disease can appreciate the work researchers have been doing)
Have a great Sunday!!!
Grace
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