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Tamguatlay Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is "watch over" the correct verb to use?

I’d like to ask each of the believers to please warmly watch over Reverend XYZ and his family.

Is "watch over" the correct verb to use?

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'Watch over' would be applicable here in the sense 'care for'. Example using 'watch over' : Each person has their own guardian angel watching over them while they sleep. com/watch+over

— Grant Smith

  • 'Watch over' would be applicable here in the sense 'care for'.
  • Example using 'watch over' : Each person has their own guardian angel watching over them while they sleep.
  • com/watch+over
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'Watch over' would be applicable here in the sense 'care for'.

Example using 'watch over' :
Each person has their own guardian angel watching over them while they sleep.

Source : http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/watch+over
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