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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

be careful be cautious

Can you tell me how you should write this properly?

I can't constantly be careful/cautious because I have a cat that is stupid enough to eat anything.

I'm not always going to be careful/cautious because I have a cat that is stupid enough to eat anything.

I can't alway be careful/cautious because I have a cat that is stupid enough to eat anything.

A cat means constantly be careful that he doesn't do anything that could harm him.

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I think you want "just because": I can't constantly be careful/cautious just because I have a cat that is stupid enough to eat anything. I can't alway s be careful/cautious just because I have a cat that is stupid enough to eat anything.

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  • I think you want "just because": I can't constantly be careful/cautious just because I have a cat that is stupid enough to eat anything.
  • I can't alway s be careful/cautious just because I have a cat that is stupid enough to eat anything.
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I think you want "just because":

I can't constantly be careful/cautious just because I have a cat that is stupid enough to eat anything.

I can't always be careful/cautious just because I have a cat that is stupid enough to eat anything.
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