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Vsuresh Posted 15 years ago
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Grammar
Hi
We say 'I care for you'
Do you use 'care about' too?
If so, in what context?
Suresh
We say 'I care for you'
Do you use 'care about' too?
If so, in what context?
Suresh
Top answer
[Y] To care about = to be concerned about: He cares about nobody but himself. I don't care about the price, as long as the car is in good condition. To care for = 1.
- [Y] To care about = to be concerned about: He cares about nobody but himself.
- I don't care about the price, as long as the car is in good condition.
- To care for = 1.
- to like I don't care for warm beer.
- Would you care for another cup of coffee?
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A good question![Y]
To care about = to be concerned about:
He cares about nobody but himself.
I don't care about the price, as long as the car is in good condition.
To care for =
1. to like
I don't care for warm beer.
Would you care for another cup of coffee?
Care for in this s
To care about = to be concerned about:
He cares about nobody but himself.
I don't care about the price, as long as the car is in good condition.
To care for =
1. to like
I don't care for warm beer.
Would you care for another cup of coffee?
Care for in this s
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Your explanation is clear and certainly very useful.
Thank you very much Cool Breeze.
Suresh
Thank you very much Cool Breeze.
Suresh
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Your explanation is clear and certainly very useful.
Thank you very much Cool Breeze.
Suresh
Thank you very much Cool Breeze.
Suresh
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