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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Babysit for my baby?

Babysit for my baby?!?! I think that 'babysit for people who are parents, not babies' is right and 'babysit my baby' is correct. So we can say that 'could you babysit for us or could you babysit my baby?' Don't you think so? Thank you.
  

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Yes, all of those are used by native speakers (at least in the US)! So you are correct!

— Anonymous

  • Yes, all of those are used by native speakers (at least in the US)!
  • So you are correct!
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Yes, all of those are used by native speakers (at least in the US)! So you are correct!
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Oh, wait, I missed that you thought "for my baby" was wrong. I don't know if it's right or wrong, but it's definitely said here
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