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Chiakingdom Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
worry about
We worry about you.
We are worried about you.
Same meaning?
Please tell me the usage of "worry about".
We are worried about you.
Same meaning?
Please tell me the usage of "worry about".
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#1 refers to a longer-term scenario. g. We worry about you all the time.
- #1 refers to a longer-term scenario.
- g.
- We worry about you all the time.
- We always worry about you.
- #2 refers to the shorter, present term.
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#1 refers to a longer-term scenario.
e.g.
We worry about you all the time.
We always worry about you.
#2 refers to the shorter, present term.
We are worried about you these days.
e.g.
We worry about you all the time.
We always worry about you.
#2 refers to the shorter, present term.
We are worried about you these days.
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