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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

KEEP or TAKE CARE OF?

KEEP YOUR HEALTH or TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH?

My friend send me a message: TODAY IS SO COLD, KEEP YOUR HEALTH.

Other friend said that, we only use TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH, not KEEP YOUR HEALTH.

I am Vietnamese, help me please?
  

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Actually, we don't use either: they seem to be translations from your language, perhaps. Take care of yourself!

— Mister Micawber

  • Actually, we don't use either: they seem to be translations from your language, perhaps.
  • Take care of yourself!
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Actually, we don't use either: they seem to be translations from your language, perhaps.

Take care of yourself!
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