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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Be careful with or Be careful to?
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00 Please, what do I say: " 01 b 01 font 00 Be careful 01 u 00 with 02 u 02 font 02 b 00 your behavior" 01 b 00 (or) 02 b 00 " 01 b 01 font 00 be careful 01 u 00 to 02 u 02 font 02 b 00 your behavior"? Because once I saw a sentence saying: " 01 b 01 font 00 Be careful 01 u 00 to 02 u 02 font 02 b 00 your books". 02 br
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00 Thanks, 02 br
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00 Madeleine 0-
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00 Please, what do I say: " 01 b 01 font 00 Be careful 01 u 00 with 02 u 02 font 02 b 00 your behavior" 01 b 00 (or) 02 b 00 " 01 b 01 font 00 be careful 01 u 00 to 02 u 02 font 02 b 00 your behavior"? Because once I saw a sentence saying: " 01 b 01 font 00 Be careful 01 u 00 to 02 u 02 font 02 b 00 your books". 02 br
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00 Thanks, 02 br
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0 Usually I would say "Be careful with your books", and "Be careful about your behaviour". 0-
- 0 Usually I would say "Be careful with your books", and "Be careful about your behaviour".
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0 Usually I would say "Be careful with your books", and "Be careful about your behaviour". 02 br
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00 I can see a context in which a child is being naughty and you say, "Be careful with your behaviour, you might find yourself in trouble." 02 br
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00 Without more context it's difficult to say why the author used "Be careful to your books". 0-
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00 I can see a context in which a child is being naughty and you say, "Be careful with your behaviour, you might find yourself in trouble." 02 br
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00 Without more context it's difficult to say why the author used "Be careful to your books". 0-
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