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Shelby Killuminati Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
"What do you care" & "Why do you care?"
Difference between
What do you care?
and
Why do you care?
is there realyl a big difference between both?
What do you care?
and
Why do you care?
is there realyl a big difference between both?
Top answer
In many instances they convey more or less the same idea.
- In many instances they convey more or less the same idea.
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What would be an instance where we can only use "What do you care?". Can you please provide one example if you can think of it otherwise it's okay as I've already got your point.
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It seems to me that if the speaker genuinely wants to know why someone cares about something then "Why do you care?" is the only choice. "What do you care?" is normally a sarcastic or dismissive remark, and the speaker is not really interested in any answer.
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Thanks for such a detailed answer, Gyp. 
I got it now thank you very much.
I got it now thank you very much.
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