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Example sentences for "you care"

You can come back and join the others afterward, if you care to.

Are the problems treated such as you care to study?

I know now, what I only suspected then, and will tell you all the matter on Monday if you care to hear.

He is quite close, if you care to follow me.

The end was--Do you care to learn the end?

Well, dear, do you care to try your luck again, and return to the assault of that Annia Faustina?

If you care to see something pretty, it's the prettiest thing in the world.

Do you care as much for Cynthy as you used to?

I say it's just as it was before, if you care for me.

I will, though," he added with a sudden impulse, "if you care to hear.

If you care to tell, Mr. Kellerman," she said.

If you care I shall have a number of these books sent you.

If you care to listen, I will tell you how it came about.

And as the bellows touched the man, Taper Tom said: "Hang on, if you care to come with us.

So the goody laid her hand on the back of the goose, and Taper Tom said: "Hang on, if you care to go with us.

As his foot touched her dress Taper Tom said: "Hang on, if you care to come with us.

If you care to build a palace of jewels, painted glass is richer than all the treasures of Aladdin's lamp; but if you like pictures better than jewels, you must come into broad daylight to paint them.

I think God cares for the things you care for.

I don't mean collecting coins or things; I mean what do you care for most?

You care most to make something out of yourself.

He's a horridly expensive creature--if you care to take the risk.

I could deliver you several blocks, if you care to bid," said Plank bluntly.

Come--take me home now--if you care to walk as far with me.

Yet--I will attempt to express our thanks--if you care to listen.

If I say I ask you for one sign that you care for me in some degree?

I am incorrigible, you see; but the lecture in prose must be for by-and-by, if you care to have it.

Nevil, if you care a little for me, be good, be kind, submit.

Putting me aside, do you care for it, Nevil?

Can't see how girls who have their living to earn could sing 'Don't You Care' with complete abandon.

Fred," she asked, moved by her never slumbering impulse to find out about things, "just what is it you care for in Helen?

And there were the 'Don't You Care' girls--pink dresses and big black hats.

I will watch you home as soon as you care to go, but I won't intrude upon you any longer.

Can you tell me anything,' she asked after this pause--'do you care to tell me anything about your business in England.

May I ask if you care at this moment to administer a coating of varnish to the work of art?

I left Mrs. Diedrich asleep, and could just afford to snatch half an hour for so old a friend as you, Colonel If you care to come back and have tea with me at six, I shall be glad to meet you, if I may dare run away again.

Do you care for a talk across a whisky-and-soda and a cigar?

Still, if you care to think how that track was built, it's not difficult to fancy there's triumph in the whistles and the roar of the freight-car wheels.

It's in the library somewhere, if you care to look at it.

I'll tell you exactly what'll happen, if you care to know.

Show you the score-sheet if you care to see it.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "you care" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
you don; you got; you have heard the; you haven; you little; you mustn; you needn; you think; you young; young children; young courtier; young female; young gents; young lawyer; young maid; young orchard; young person; young widow; your cousin; your face; your family; your hands; your house; your mind; your own; your wife