Difference between concern and mind

[Juthamas]

Test No. incompl/elem-3 "Drive carefully", question 3

Do what you like, I really don't ..........

(a) concern
(b) interested
(c) dislike
(d) mind

Test No. incompl/elem-3 "Drive carefully", answer 3

Do what you like, I really don't mind.

Correct answer: (d) mind

Your answer was: incorrect
Do what you like, I really don't interested.
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I don't understand the meaning of this sentence "Do what you like" What does it means?

Juthamas

[Alan]

This means do whatever you want to do -it's your choice,
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[303023196]

what is the differenc between concern and mind?
why "concern" is wrong?
thanks

[Tae_Way]

what is the difference between "I don't care" and "I don't mind"?

[Fardian]

This thread has been obeyed by the staff :(

[Mister Micawber]

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'Concern' is wrong because it requires a different syntax: Do what you like, I am really not concerned.

The difference between "I don't care" and "I don't mind" is small, and here they would be synonymous, but "I don't mind' can also mean "It's OK".

What do you mean by "obeyed", fardian?
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[Mahtab]

why intersted is not the correct answer?

[Mister Micawber]

'Interested' is an adjective, so it can't work with 'don't'.
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[Mahtab]

Thank you very much, I have another question that is not related to this topics, how can I review grammar points very quickly? I mean a source which help me. I have a big problem, my listening is not very bad and i can understand about 80% of total conversation,but my writing and specially speaking is awful. what kind of exercises can help me to improve my skills ?

[Famas]

this website is very seriues. I had tried to correct my answers next time I've been here but i cant. it records the last answers.

we should be carful when we answered the quize!!

[Trang An]

Hi,
Do what you like, I really don't mind.
What is difference between "do what you like" and "what do you like"? Is it the first phrase expressing that the speaker is unhappy?
Thanks!
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[Alan]

Hi,

'Do what you like' is a statement that suggests you can do whatever you want to do and it doesn't matter to me. 'What do you like?' is a question and is asking someone what it is that they like.

Alan
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[Tawfeeq]

thank you so much .
you have been very helpful

[Perse13]

I'm sure that Trang An wanted another answer at his/her question. I think his/her question was related at the difference between : "do what you like" versus "what do you like". Which is the correct formulation?

[Perse13]

I'm sure that Trang An wanted another answer at his/her question. I think his/her question was related at the difference between : "do what you like" versus "what do you like". Which is the correct formulation?