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Take good care of you

🇬🇧 UK //teɪk ɡʊd keə əv ju// 🇺🇸 US //teɪk ɡʊd kɛr əv ju//

Meaning of Take good care of you

To ensure someone's well-being and safety.

In simple words: Look after someone well.

Take good care of you in a sentence

• I promise to take good care of you when you're sick.
• My mother always tells me to take good care of you when I'm away.
• It's important to take good care of your mental health.
• She advised me to take good care of you during the winter months.
• Friends should always take good care of you, especially in tough times.

How to use Take good care of you

Used in both spoken and written English. Appropriate for friendly, caring contexts, but may sound overly formal in casual situations.

Grammar pattern

take good care of + object

Memory hint

Think of a caregiver saying, 'I will take good care of you.'

Related words

Collocations with Take good care of you

• take good care of yourself
• take good care of others
• take good care of the environment

Synonyms for Take good care of you

• look after
• care for
• tend to
• nurture
• support

Common mistakes with Take good care of you

• Confusing with 'take care' as just a farewell phrase.
• Using it in impersonal contexts, where it's meant for personal relationships.

Frequently asked questions about "Take good care of you"

What does "Take good care of you" mean?

Look after someone well.

What is the definition of "Take good care of you"?

To ensure someone's well-being and safety.

How do you use "Take good care of you" in a sentence?

I promise to take good care of you when you're sick.

Can you give another example of "Take good care of you"?

My mother always tells me to take good care of you when I'm away.

What are synonyms for "Take good care of you"?

Common alternatives include look after, care for, tend to, nurture, support.

What words go with "Take good care of you"?

It commonly pairs with take good care of yourself, take good care of others, take good care of the environment.

What are common mistakes when using "Take good care of you"?

Confusing with 'take care' as just a farewell phrase. Using it in impersonal contexts, where it's meant for personal relationships.

How do you pronounce "Take good care of you"?

US: //teɪk ɡʊd kɛr əv ju//, UK: //teɪk ɡʊd keə əv ju//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use "Take good care of you"?

Used in both spoken and written English. Appropriate for friendly, caring contexts, but may sound overly formal in casual situations.