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Practical English Usage (Michael Swan) about and on compare : - a book for children about Africa and peoples. - a text book on African history. - a conversation about money. - a lecture on economics. We use "about" to talk about ordinary, more general kinds of communication. "on" suggests that a book, lecture, talk etc. is serious or academic, suitable for specialists. ( from mis.bitarafan ) |
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