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- 05-Jan-2012, 18:56 #1
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to care Could I use the verb 'to care' in a continuous form ?
e.g. Why am I even caring about it?( I know this verb is a stative one, but I would like to know if I can express, in this case, the annoyance with the ing form of a stative verb).
- 05-Jan-2012, 19:32 #2
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Teacher Re: to care That doesn't sound natural. I would say either:
Originally Posted by allthewayanime 
Why do I even care about it? OR
Why am I even bothering to care about it?
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