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Peterchan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
take care or take care of?
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We normally say "take care of yourself", but is that OK to say "take care yourself"?
Sometimes we say "you take care" without a "of".
Thanks
We normally say "take care of yourself", but is that OK to say "take care yourself"?
Sometimes we say "you take care" without a "of".
Thanks
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We normally say "take care of yourself", Yes but is that OK to say "take care yourself"? No Sometimes we say "you take care" without a "of". Yes .
- We normally say "take care of yourself", Yes but is that OK to say "take care yourself"?
- No Sometimes we say "you take care" without a "of".
- Yes .
- These are casual and idiomatic expressions.
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We normally say "take care of yourself", Yes
but is that OK to say "take care yourself"? No
Sometimes we say "you take care" without a "of". Yes.
These are casual and idiomatic expressions.
but is that OK to say "take care yourself"? No
Sometimes we say "you take care" without a "of". Yes.
These are casual and idiomatic expressions.
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