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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Be watchful

Be watchful of your belongings.
Be watchful of pickpockets.

Is this correct or incorrect or just one correct?

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I don't know whether or not "be watchful of something/someone" is correct, but I'd express your sentences in this way: Watch over your belongings / Keep an eye on your belongings. Beware of pickpockets.

— Oligalma

  • I don't know whether or not "be watchful of something/someone" is correct, but I'd express your sentences in this way: Watch over your belongings / Keep an eye on your belongings.
  • Beware of pickpockets.
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I don't know whether or not "be watchful of something/someone" is correct, but I'd express your sentences in this way:

Watch over your belongings / Keep an eye on your belongings.
Beware of pickpockets.
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