Where does the enough go?

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How would you phrase this? This sentence might be wrong. If not where does the "enough" go?I take enough care of her enough during the day. You can take care of her at night. Thanks

Philip · Accepted Answer

I take care of her enough during the day....

Nguyen Hang · Answer

Dear Philip,
" I take care of her" and" i take care her". Which one is correct?

Philip · Answer

Either: take care of her; care for her (but the second can have two meanings - take care of or like a lot)

Nguyen Hang · Answer

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Mister Micawber · Answer

Nguyen Hang i take care her"

I think Philip misread this?

Philip · Answer

Mister Micawber Nguyen Hang i take care her"I think Philip misread this?

No, but I wasn't very clear when I gave her this advice: Either: take care of her; care for her (but the second can have two meanings - take care of or like a lot)

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