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What's the difference between "Don't worry" and "Don't care"?



 
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What's the difference between "Don't worry" and "Don't care"? #1 (permalink) Mon Oct 25, 2004 19:53 pm   What's the difference between "Don't worry" and "Don't care"?
 

Test No. incompl/elem-25 "On my Mobile", question 9

Don't ......... - I'll see you very soon.

(a) concern
(b) care
(c) worry
(d) mind

Test No. incompl/elem-25 "On my Mobile", answer 9

Don't worry - I'll see you very soon.

Correct answer: (c) worry

Your answer was: incorrect
Don't care - I'll see you very soon.
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Why care isn't correct?
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Don't worry #2 (permalink) Mon Oct 25, 2004 20:14 pm   Don't worry
 

Robert, please take a look at the context you and you will find an answer to your question. If not, let us know.

Don't worry - it'll be alright. (positive)
I don't care what you say - I know I'm right. (negative)
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