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Grammar
Title & slogan - pls check
Please check the title and following line.
Under title "Mother Care"
"We care for your kids"
"We care your kids"
"We offer motherly care to / for your kids" ( check to or for).
Are the above lines are grammatically correct.
Under title "Mother Care"
"We care for your kids"
"We care your kids"
"We offer motherly care to / for your kids" ( check to or for).
Are the above lines are grammatically correct.
Top answer
Change "Mother Care" to "Motherly Care" "We care for your kids" is correct use of the phrasal verb "care for". "We care your kids" is incorrect. "We offer motherly care for your kids" is correct.
- Change "Mother Care" to "Motherly Care" "We care for your kids" is correct use of the phrasal verb "care for".
- "We care your kids" is incorrect.
- "We offer motherly care for your kids" is correct.
- In this sentence, "care" is used as a noun.
- I don't like "We offer motherly care to your kids".
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Change "Mother Care" to "Motherly Care"
"We care for your kids" is correct use of the phrasal verb "care for".
"We care your kids" is incorrect.
"We offer motherly care for your kids" is correct. In this sentence, "care" is used as a noun.
I don't like "We offer motherly care to your kids". It would sound better as "We offer your kids motherly care".
"We care for your kids" is correct use of the phrasal verb "care for".
"We care your kids" is incorrect.
"We offer motherly care for your kids" is correct. In this sentence, "care" is used as a noun.
I don't like "We offer motherly care to your kids". It would sound better as "We offer your kids motherly care".
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