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Phrases & Expressions
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Job Specific
- Presenting Results
- Explaining Dimensions
- Key Verbs to Describe Your Work Experience
- 12 Terms Project Managers Should Know
- Personality adjectives- describing a job candidate
- HR Vocabulary
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- Meeting Minutes
- Word Combinations: Investments
- External Car Parts
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- Balance Sheets – Finance Vocabulary
- Ten Logistics Terms
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Essential Grammar
- Take vs Last
- By vs Until
- Using Articles in English (a, an, the)
- Creating Opposites of Words
- Prepositions (in, on, at)
- German Road Signs with Helping Verbs
- Describing a Location
- Singular or Plural?
- Third Conditional for Lessons Learnt
- Signalling Adverbs
- Using Commas
- Linking Words
- Confusing Words in German
- To ‘be used to’ Vs ‘used to’
- Basic Word Order
How to Care in English
For a full explanation, more examples and more information on the many different ways of the word ‘care’, please see here.
Take care

Without a preposition, ‘take care’ means ‘be careful.’ For example: Take care while crossing the road.
Take care of
- We can take care of a person (usually a child or sick person) for example: I took care of my daughter when she was sick.
- We can also take care of a situation, which means to deal with the situation, for example: There is a problem with the computer, but I’ll take care of it.
Care about
We care about something when it is important or interesting to us, for example: I don’t care about football / She cares about me. And lastly, I don’t care is a short answer to say that something is really unimportant to us.
Look at the sentences below and choose the correct expression with care
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