Pronunciation: /əˈbaʊt/
adverb used to indicate movement or action in a particular direction or manner
A1 I am happy about my new toy.
A2 She is curious about the new student in class.
B1 I am thinking about buying a new car.
B2 He is passionate about helping others.
C1 I am excited about the upcoming project.
C2 She is knowledgeable about different cultures.
preposition used to indicate the object or topic of a verb, or the point in time or space at which an event occurs
A1 I am thinking about my vacation.
A2 She is worried about her exam results.
B1 I read a book about ancient history.
B2 They had a discussion about the new project.
C1 The article provides detailed information about the latest research findings.
C2 The documentary raises important questions about the future of technology.
formal I would like to inquire about the status of the project.
informal Can you tell me more about what happened?
slang I heard some juicy gossip about that party.
figurative She had a lot on her mind, carrying thoughts about her past.
talked
abouts
more about
most about
talks
will talk
have talked
is talking
about
about
to talk
talking
talking