Concerned with/about and Concerned for/about

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hello.

I know that ‘concerned for/about’ is used when you are worried and feeling concern about something, and ‘concerned about/with’ is used when you’ are interested in something, but I’m not sure in what context we use concerned for/about and concerned about/with. Please enlighten me.

Thanks in advance.

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I am not sure you will concern about my wish, because you never do not care of my feeling. You really have a big ego.

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Why do you keep ringing me? ~ Well, I’m concerned about you. Are you all right?

I was very concerned that my daughter might not have proper clothing for the skiing trip.

I was concerned for her safety as well. There have been a lot of avalanches recently.

There was a concerned expression on his face. I knew something awful had happened. ******(I found those sentences from a certain site, I forgot to note its address)

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I think you are trying to say:
I am not sure that you are concerned about my wishes, because you never care about my feelings. You really have a big ego.

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In what context do we use ‘concerned for’ and ‘concerned about’ when you are worried and feeling concern about something? And in what context do we use ‘concerned about’ and ‘concerned with’ when you are interested in something?