think of you
/θɪŋk əv juː/
Meaning
This phrase means to have someone in your thoughts, often to show that you care about them, miss them, or are wishing them well. It is a warm and friendly expression used with friends, family, or partners.
Examples
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I will think of you when you take your English exam tomorrow.
I will think of you when you take your English exam tomorrow.
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Every time I hear this song, I always think of you.
Every time I hear this song, I always think of you.
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I just wanted to send a quick text to say I think of you.
I just wanted to send a quick text to say I think of you.
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We will think of you during your trip to London.
We will think of you during your trip to London.
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It is hard not to think of you when I visit our favorite cafe.
It is hard not to think of you when I visit our favorite cafe.
Common Mistakes
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✗ I always think on you.
✓ I always think of you.
In English, we say 'think of' or 'think about' someone, never 'think on'.
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✗ I am thinking to you.
✓ I am thinking of you.
'Think to' is incorrect when expressing that someone is in your thoughts; use 'of' or 'about'.
Related Expressions
Practice
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I will ___ while you are away on vacation.
💡 Keep you in my thoughts.
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think of you
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This beautiful card made me ___ and smile.
💡 Bring you to my mind.
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think of you