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Explanation of the phrase "concerned about someone"



 
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Explanation of the phrase "concerned about someone" Tue Nov 06, 2007 15:00 pm  Explanation of the phrase "concerned about someone"
 

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ESL/EFL Test #273 "When do you say this?", question 1

I say: "Are you all right?" when I am ..........

(a) concerned about someone
(b) tired with someone
(c) happy with someone

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #273 "When do you say this?", answer 1

I say: "Are you all right?" when I am concerned about someone.

Correct answer: (a) concerned about someone
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Explanation of the phrase "concerned about someone" Wed Nov 07, 2007 0:41 am  Explanation of the phrase "concerned about someone"
 

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Concerned about someone = interested in or worried about someone.
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