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Belly Posted 18 years ago
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What is the difference between "care for" and "care about"? We say : I care about your health or I care for your health?

  1. What is the difference between "care for" and "care about"? We say : I care about your health or I care for your health?
  2. What are the name for those punctuation: *, ^, &, ~,`, _, - ?
  3. What is the difference between measure and measurement?
  4. Supposed you are an Asian American who wants to have your family come and live in the US because they are still stuck in their country. Thus, you have to do some paperwork. What is the verb for that action?
Sorry if it is a bit too much but I'm really busy so....

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Belly What is the difference between "care for" and "care about"? We say : I care about your health or I care for your health? Care for means to take care of someone or something: When I'm away, my friend cares for my cat.

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  • Belly What is the difference between "care for" and "care about"?
  • We say : I care about your health or I care for your health?
  • Care for means to take care of someone or something: When I'm away, my friend cares for my cat.
  • Care about means to be concerned about.
  • I care about world hunger.
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Belly
  1. What is the difference between "care for" and "care about"? We say : I care about your health or I care for your health?
Care for means to take care of someone or something: When I'm away, my friend cares for my cat.
Care about means to be concerned about. I care about world hunger.
  1. What are the name for those punctuation: *, ^,
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Belly"care for" and "care about"
The doctors and nurses care for you. They take care of you. For example, they take your temperature, give you extra pillows, prescribe medications, and so on.
Your friends, hearing that you are ill, express their concern because they care about you. They worry about you. They don't want any harm to come to you because
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Belly What is the difference between "care for" and "care about"? We say : I care about your health or I care for your health? In the first, I'm concerned about it; in the second, I provide it - could be I pay for it, or could be I do the work, or some of it.
  1. What are the name for those punctuation: *, ^, &, ~,`, _, - ? asterisk, caret, ampersan
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