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The phrase "about what happened" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or inquiring about a specific event or situation that has occurred.
Example: "I would like to hear your thoughts about what happened during the meeting yesterday."
Alternatives: "regarding the incident" or "concerning the event".
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"About what happened yesterday.
He bears no grudges about what happened.
She has to talk about what happened.
He thinks often about what happened.
Everyone had an opinion about what happened".
"I feel awful about what happened.
"They were defiant about what happened.
Reports differed about what happened next.
More about what happened next week.
I can't stop thinking about what happened.
"I'm sorry, I apologise about what happened.
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