I got a shot of flu

Hi, Sue!

At the [이름]plest level without getting into the grammar of things. Let’s look at these two questions:

1. What do you think of Mary Smith?

2. What do you think about Mary Smith?

Question 1 (of) is asking for my opinion or judgment of Mary Smith.

Question 2 (about) is asking what I have on my mind, what thoughts or things are on my mind on the subject.

~Teacher Eunice

Hi , there ~!
>>> correct! 

Today I got a shot of flu
>>> I got a flu shot today. 

It made me little sick
so i felt terrible but i think it\'s getting better
>>> It made me a little sick, so i felt terrible but i think I\'m getting better now.
My English is poor how can i improve my English speaking skills?
>>> My English is poor. How can i improve my English speaking skill?  

I always wonder about it
>>> I always wonder about it.
and could tell me the difference between what do you think about &
What do you think of ~ please tell me the difference between two sentences.

>>> Could you tell me the difference between what do you think about & what do you think of?

>>> Please tell me the difference between the two questions.