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Mezzopiano Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Why concern yourself?
Is "why concern yourself" the same as "mind your business"?
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It doesn't seem to be the same thing at all. In what context do you intend to use these expressions? CJ
- It doesn't seem to be the same thing at all.
- In what context do you intend to use these expressions?
- CJ
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It doesn't seem to be the same thing at all.
In what context do you intend to use these expressions?
CJ
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These can be more or less synonymous, for example:
A: "Bob has been devastated by his breakup with Clara. Can't we do something for him?"
B: "You hardly know him. Why concern yourself?"
C: "Bob has been devastated by his breakup with Clara. Can't we do something for him?"
D: "You hardly know him. I think it's best if you mind your own business in this.
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