In this lesson, you’re going to learn how to use the English adjective + preposition combination scared of.
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To Be Scared of Something
This means to have a fear or something. The preposition OF follows the adjective SCARED.
Here are some examples:
- are you scared of heights?
- He’s scared of spiders
- they’re scared of losing
Here are some examples using different tenses:
- he used to be sacred of heights
- I think they’re going to be scared of this haunted house
- I was a little bit scared of saying something silly during my speech
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