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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Don't care of me
I know we often say "don't care about me". However, I don't understand why we couldn't say "don't care of me". Can someone explain to me? Thank you!
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You can say these: She doesn't care about me. She doesn't care for me. She doesn't take care of me.
- You can say these: She doesn't care about me.
- She doesn't care for me.
- She doesn't take care of me.
- "care" is a verb in the first two sentences, and a noun in the third.
- " most commonly follows a noun, not a verb.
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You can say these:
She doesn't care about me.
She doesn't care for me.
She doesn't take care of me.
"care" is a verb in the first two sentences, and a noun in the third.
The prepositional phrase "of..." most commonly follows a noun, not a verb.
She doesn't care about me.
She doesn't care for me.
She doesn't take care of me.
"care" is a verb in the first two sentences, and a noun in the third.
The prepositional phrase "of..." most commonly follows a noun, not a verb.
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