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Expressions with care

February 3, 2017 - B1pdf

Complete the following sentences using an appropriate expression with care.
Notes

  • If you care for something or someone, you like it or them.
  • If you care about something, you feel that it is important.
  • Care about is used before an object. If there is no object, we use care.
  • Care about is not used before a conjunction. Instead we use care.
Progress 0 of 8 answered
1Who ............... people in hospital?
Wrong!
To take care of somebody is to look after them.
2............... when you are crossing the road.
Wrong!
3Raju is too young to ............... his pet dog.
Wrong!
Both expressions are possible here; however, take care of sounds more natural.
4I don’t ............... your objections.
Wrong!
Before an object, we use care about.
5I don’t ............... whether it rains or shines – I am happy.
Wrong!
Care about is used before an object. It is usually omitted before a conjunction.
6He really ............... his wife.
Wrong!
Care for can mean like.
7I don’t much ............... fish or meat.
Wrong!
Care for means like.
8'She is really upset with you.' 'I don't ...............'
Wrong!
Care is used to say whether something interests or worries you. We use care about before an object.
Done.
Score: 0/8

Answers

  1. Who takes care of people in hospital?
  2. Take care when you are crossing the road.
  3. Raju is too young to Either could be used here his pet dog.
  4. I don’t care about your objections.
  5. I don’t care whether it rains or shines – I am happy.
  6. He really cares for his wife.
  7. I don’t much care for fish or meat.
  8. ‘She is really upset with you.’ ‘I don’t care‘
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