Which is close in meaning?

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Which is close in meaning to "He was left to the care of his grandmother."?

"He was left to take care of his grandmother." or "He was left to be taken care of by his grandmother."

Cherry2008 · Accepted Answer

This is the actual meaning - He was left to be taken care of by his grandmother.

Tashiro · Answer

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Cherry2008 · Answer

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