About example sentences

"About" Example Sentences

1. I was just thinking about what you said earlier.
2. She was constantly worrying about everything.
3. We talked about our plans for the weekend.
4. I don't know much about that topic.
5. They were arguing about money again.
6. He told me a funny story about his childhood.
7. The news report was all about the recent accident.
8. She seemed pretty upset about something.
9. I went for a walk to clear my head about the issue.
10. I've been thinking a lot about changing careers.
11. I asked her to tell me more about herself.
12. Can you tell me approximately about how long it will take?
13. I tried to warn her about the dangers.
14. We read about the recent natural disasters.
15. It was too hot to be outside for very long in the about 100 degree weather.
16. They were still deciding about where to eat dinner.
17. The professor lectured the class about proper citations.
18. I haven't made up my mind about which school to choose.
19. I was complaining to her about my annoying coworker.
20. We talked about our future dreams and aspirations.
21. He got curious about what I was working on.
22. She told me not to worry so much about things I can't control.
23. They were asking me a lot of questions about my new job.
24. I know absolutely nothing about fixing cars.
25. My friend shared some information with me about a job opening.
26. I'm thinking about planting a garden this year.
27. I find that book fascinating and full of new information about our solar system.
28. I don't really have an opinion about that issue.
29. I read an interesting article about climate change this morning.
30. I'm getting nervous just thinking about the presentation tomorrow.
31. She likes to talk for hours about her dreams and aspirations.
32. I asked the tour guide a lot of questions about the museum exhibits.
33. My parents trust my judgement about that sort of thing.
34. I love to read interesting facts about history.
35. We had an argument about whose turn it was to do the dishes.
36. How much do you know about art history?
37. I still have a lot of doubts about whether it's a good idea.
38. The author provided many insights about human behavior in the book.
39. He didn't know much about computers.
40. They talked about dreams for hours.
41. How many pages is the report supposed to be about?
42. She told us a lot of fascinating stories about her travels.
43. I know approximately how long it will take.
44. The scientists discussed their theories about the origins of life.
45. I don't have a strong opinion about that issue.
46. There were news headlines about the recent election results.
47. Do you have any thoughts about who should lead the project?
48. We talked a lot about our goals and aspirations in life.
49. I forgot to tell you about the change of plans for tomorrow.
50. Can you teach me something interesting about history?
51. We read an article approximately about one's psychological fears and dreams.
52. I can tell you a lot of interesting facts about the stars.
53. He was complaining about losing his job.
54. She has really good insights about human motivation.
55. I learned a lot from that book about effective communication.
56. Are you worried about anything in particular?
57. Please warn me ahead of time about any issues.
58. Theylecturedthestudentsabouttheimportanceofintegrity.
59. The teacher provided many helpful tips about preparing for exams.
60. I don't think I know enough about that subject to have an educated opinion.

Common Phases

• How about... (to suggest or recommend something)
Example: How about we go for dinner tonight?
• Think about... (to consider something carefully)
Example: Think about the consequences before you make a decision.
• Talk about... (to discuss something)
Example: They talked about their childhood memories for hours.
• Worry about... (to feel concerned or anxious)
Example: Try not to worry about things you cannot control.
• Read about... (to learn information from texts)
Example: I read an interesting article about space exploration this morning.
• Argue about...(to debate something)
Example: They argued about whose turn it was to do the dishes.
• Complain about... (to express dissatisfaction)
Example: He was complaining about the long lines at the store.
• Know about... (to be familiar with or have information)
Example: I don't know much about that scientific topic.
• Dream about... (to think of or envision)
Example: She daydreamed about traveling the world.
• Think about...(to consider in the mind)
Example: I've been thinking about changing careers.