How do you use taken care in a sentence?

Taken-care sentence example

1. I’ll be over there in a few minutes so you can show me what needs to be taken care of while you’re gone.
2. It’s taken care of.
3. She’d taken care of him since she met him.
4. Alex had always taken care of his family, but was it irresponsible to assume he always would?

How do you say taken care of?

Synonyms & Antonyms of taken care of

1. administered (to),
2. cared (for),
3. ministered (to),
4. mothered,
5. nursed.

What does it mean to be taken care of?

1 : to attend to or provide for the needs, operation, or treatment of (someone or something) He is home taking care of a sick child.

Was this taken care of meaning?

take care of (someone or something) To look after, assume responsibility for, or care for someone or something.

Is it correct to say taken care of?

taken care of is used to objective something and to give proper attention but taken care off is gramatically mistake rather people used it. “Take care of” and “Take care off” both are phrasal verbs. You used the past form of verb (taken) here. Take care of: when you care of some person, place or thing.

Why do we say take care?

Usually if a person will tell you to “take care” during goodbye it only means that the person do really care for you and he/she is concern about you that is why he/she is telling you those words.

Will be taken cared of by synonym?

“You must take care of your health by following a proper diet and having an active lifestyle.”…What is another word for taken care of?

How do you say take care in a formal way?

1. Take care of yourself.
2. Be careful.
3. Go steady.
4. Tread carefully.
5. Be cautious.
6. Go easy on yourself!
7. Stay out of trouble!
8. Godspeed.

Is take care of you a correct English?

Correct can mean so many different things. As has been pointed out before, in standard English, the correct phrase is “take care of yourself,” whereas “take care for you” requires minor changes to become meaningful and correct in an entirely different context – as in “Let me take care of that for you.”

Will taken or will be taken?

You can put in in the progressive form if you wish: The graduation ceremony will be taking place on Thursday afternoon. But the pseudo-passive construction “will be taken place” is completely impossible. A photo isn’t really an event, so it would sound very strange to say that a photo will take place.

Is it correct to say take care of you?

Is well taken care of meaning?

“Being well taken care of” means it is being done well.