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The phrase "afraid I stopped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express regret or concern about having ceased an action or activity, often in a conversational context.
Example: "I wanted to keep going, but I was afraid I stopped too soon."
Alternatives: "worried I halted" or "concerned I ceased".
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I'm afraid I stopped watching Panorama when it was reduced to half an hour.
I'm afraid I stopped taking his calls.
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