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Unprlld Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

About vs for

I bother about you.
I bother for you.

Both are correct?
  

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Neither one of your sentences is natural. You are bothering me. Do I bother you?

— AlpheccaStars

  • Neither one of your sentences is natural.
  • You are bothering me.
  • Do I bother you?
  • Am I bothering you?
  • Regards, A- s
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Neither one of your sentences is natural.

You are bothering me.
Do I bother you?
Am I bothering you?

Regards,
A-
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I think you want to use the word "care" rather than bother? To bother is to make someone upset or worried.

I care for you
I care about you

Both of these are correct.
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LouiseTI care for you
I care about you

I was going to suggest 'worry', which would best be used with 'about'.
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Yes worry works as well. I thought of care as some of my students confuse bother and care. Saying that some of them confuse the three.
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worry looks splendid!!

Thank you, Sir!
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Some tips for learning. vs Some tips about learning ?
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