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Habibaelgindy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
What's the meaning of each one?
Scared of
Scared for
Scared about
and which one do we use if we want to say that we're scared that someone would get hurt for instance? Scared about him?
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When speaking of the OBJECT of one’s fear: “scared of …”
When speaking of a SITUATION one fears: “scared about …”
When worried about someone else: “scared for (him, her, etc.)”
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