0
Intiqam88 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Trouble about or with
Which is correct?
Don't trouble yourself .... what happened. It wasn't your fault.
A) with B) about
Explain the reason, please.
Don't trouble yourself .... what happened. It wasn't your fault.
A) with B) about
Explain the reason, please.
Top answer
intiqam88 Which is correct? about trouble yourself about ~ worry about ~ think about obsessively trouble yourself with ~ take the trouble to do something; go out of your way to do something Don't trouble yourself about the rent. I'll pay it for you.
- intiqam88 Which is correct?
- about trouble yourself about ~ worry about ~ think about obsessively trouble yourself with ~ take the trouble to do something; go out of your way to do something Don't trouble yourself about the rent.
- I'll pay it for you.
- Don't trouble yourself with dinner.
- I'll pick up some sandwiches on the way home.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
intiqam88Which is correct?about
trouble yourself about ~ worry about ~ think about obsessively
trouble yourself with ~ take the trouble to do something; go out of your way to do something
Don't trouble yourself about the rent. I'll pay it for you.
Don't trouble yourself with dinner. I'll pick up some sandwiches on the way
0
Related Questions