When to use "I don't mind" or "I don't care" I don't mind(It doesn't bother me.) I don't care (might be a little bit impolite unless it is uesd for preference) 👏I'm good either way. I'm good with either choice, instead of saying "I don't care" Mini role play A: What bother you if we raincheck next week? B: No, I don't mind at all. Today has become really busy actually, so that works out well for me. Do you mind?(doesn't it bother u or would it bother you of something happened ) A: Do you mind if we have a raincheck for next week? B: No, I don't mind. It doesn't bother me. 👏It will have different meaning if the tone is changed.

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1️⃣have something on my mind(think something a lot) Ex: Sorry, I'm distracted. I have a lot on my mind. 2️⃣something in my mind(have a specific idea about something) Ex: Don't make plans tonight. I have something in my mind, but it's a surprise. Ex: I haven't bought you a gift yet, but I've got something in mind. 3️⃣make up your mind(to decide) Ex: I can't make up my mind which to choose. Ex: Come on, make up your mind already. Role Play: A: Do you mind if I sit here? B: I don't mind it at all. Go ahead! A: Sorry, did you ask me a question a moment ago? My head isn't clouds. I have a lot on my mind. B: Oh, yeah! no worries. I was just asking if you saw the email from Mr Green asking for activity ideas, wondering if you have something in mind. A: I do have a few ideas, but I can't make up my mind which to suggest. B: Impressive, I haven't come up with anything.