Question about the verb 'concern'
Can I use the sentence?
'My father concerns about my study result'
I looked for the word in oxford dictionary, and I see it means worry somebody. I don't know I can use ' concern about something?
Thanks for reading.
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My father concerns about my study result
=> My father is concerned about my study result
"Concerns" is a verb meaning "to make concerned."
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You're right about the meaning, but your sentence isn't quite correct.
You could say:
My father is concerned about my exam results.
I am concerned about my father's health.
My daughter's attitude concerns me very much.
Would you be concerned if I didn't arrive home on time?
It's no concern of yours. (Used as a noun.)
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