"be careful about "and be careful of"
What does "be careful about" and "be careful of" mean? What is the difference between them?
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The pattern is "Be careful about <verb>ing..."
"Be careful of <noun or noun phrase>"
"Be careful about wiring this cabinet. Make sure the power is off."
"Be careful about swimming too far from shore."
"Be careful of that neighborhood - it has a high crime rate."
"Be careful of you passport in a foreign country."
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