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Yellowstarstruck Posted 4 years ago
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Afraid + will

Hi! Are the sentences below ok? Does afraid+will mean you think something unfortunate will happen in the future? For example. I'm afraid that bitcoin will crash. Thanks, Fulvio

1. We might have to cancel the picnic on Saturday. I'm afraid that it will rain.

2. We should take out umbrellas. I'm afraid that it will rain during the concert.

  

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yellowstarstruck Does afraid+will mean you think something unfortunate will happen in the future? Yes. yellowstarstruck 1.

— CalifJim

  • yellowstarstruck Does afraid+will mean you think something unfortunate will happen in the future?
  • Yes.
  • yellowstarstruck 1.
  • We might have to cancel the picnic on Saturday.
  • I'm afraid that it will rain.
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yellowstarstruckDoes afraid+will mean you think something unfortunate will happen in the future?

Yes.

yellowstarstruck

1. We might have to cancel the picnic on Saturday. I'm afraid that it will rain. OK.

2. We should take out umbrellas. I'm afraid that it will rain during the co

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