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Tara2 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

I don't care about your stupid promise

Rex decided to stop drinking. He asked his girl to help him and not give him one when he wants a drink. Now he started to o that and keep to himself upstairs.

Can you please explain 'care'?

Rex: Jeannette...I'm dying. If you don't get me a drink, I'm gonna die. That is a scientific fact. Understand? You don't want me to die? Do you want your daddy to die?

Janette: I can't, Dad. I promised you.

Rex: I don't care about your stupid promise!

The Glass Castle, movie

  

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It's the dictionary definition of 'care'. to feel trouble or anxiety; to feel interest or concern If you want to learn English, you have to know "don't care"! I don't care ~ I have no interest, no concern about this; This doesn't bother me or affect me in any way.

  • It's the dictionary definition of 'care'.
  • to feel trouble or anxiety; to feel interest or concern If you want to learn English, you have to know "don't care"!
  • I don't care ~ I have no interest, no concern about this; This doesn't bother me or affect me in any way.
  • When you tell someone you don't care about something, you're telling them to go away and stop bothering you about it because it's got nothing to do with you.
  • You don't even want to talk about it.
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It's the dictionary definition of 'care'.

to feel trouble or anxiety; to feel interest or concern

If you want to learn English, you have to know "don't care"!

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