Watch out vs. take care
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(Context: Business dealings--signing agreements, etc)
Would you say that take care and watch out are essentially synonymous and natural here? Any other suggestions please?
(Father to son)
If you don't watch out, you may land in big trouble.
If you don't take care, you may land in big trouble.
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
Would you say that take care and watch out are essentially synonymous and natural here? Yes, but here's a slight nuance. If you don't watch out , you may land in big trouble.
- Would you say that take care and watch out are essentially synonymous and natural here?
- Yes, but here's a slight nuance.
- If you don't watch out , you may land in big trouble.
- Sounds to me that the trouble may come from "outside you", eg from other people who may try to trick you.
- If you don't take care , you may land in big trouble.
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Would you say that take care and watch out are essentially synonymous and natural here? Yes, but here's a slight nuance.
If you don't watch out, you may land in big trouble. Sounds to me that the trouble may come from "outside you", eg from other people who may try to trick you.
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