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Davidrock65 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

care about and care for

1. What's the difference between care about and care for?

I care about you = I care for you?

You are the one I care about = You are the one I care for?

sometimes I get really confused.

2. What's the difference between think about and think of?

I think there should be a slight difference between those two words, right?

Thanks for answering
  

Top answer

i care for you means you are important to/for me. would you care for a drink? i do not care about what you do.

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  • i care for you means you are important to/for me.
  • would you care for a drink?
  • i do not care about what you do.
  • i can not think of any idea as to how to solve the problem i have been thinking about you mind you, i am a non- native!
  • inchoate
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i care for you means you are important to/for Emotion: smile me.
would you care for a drink?
i do not care about what you do.
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