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Carter Lee Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
is it natural sentence?
He works for my family and makes money.
He doesn't care himself for us.
He cares and loves of us.
He always helps us when we need to him.
He can solve the problem on together I can't handle.
He had been hurt when he was fixing the stuff.
My daddy what anything to do for me are real hero to me.
He doesn't care himself for us.
He cares and loves of us.
He always helps us when we need to him.
He can solve the problem on together I can't handle.
He had been hurt when he was fixing the stuff.
My daddy what anything to do for me are real hero to me.
Top answer
He works for my family and makes money. OK He doesn't care himself for us. OK as corrected..
- He works for my family and makes money.
- OK He doesn't care himself for us.
- OK as corrected..
- He cares for us and loves of us.
- OK as corrected.
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He works for my family and makes money. OK
He doesn't carehimself for us. OK as corrected..
He cares for us and lovesof us. OK as corrected.
He always helps us when we needto him
He doesn't care
He cares for us and loves
He always helps us when we need
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Why do you remove himself in here?He doesn't care himself for us. OK as corrected..
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Carter LeeHe doesn't care himself for usUse "himself" when it is the object.
He doesn't love himself.
He looks at himself.
"Care for" is a phrasal verb. You can use it in these ways:
A good mother cares for her children. (take care of)
She doesn't care for broccoli. (like)
If you want "himself" you can sa
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