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Nikitus Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Instead of worrying so much about me, you should...

In the sentence "Instead of worrying so much about me, you should worry a little more of your spoiled son", is the grammar correct?

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Not quite. Instead of worrying so much about me, you should worry a little more about your spoiled son.

— Clive

  • Not quite.
  • Instead of worrying so much about me, you should worry a little more about your spoiled son.
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Not quite.
Instead of worrying so much about me, you should worry a little more about your spoiled son.
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