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The phrase "afraid of something" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when expressing fear or apprehension regarding a specific object, situation, or concept. Example: "She was afraid of the dark, which made it difficult for her to sleep at night."
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"Clearly, they're afraid of something.
"Everyone's afraid of something".
They are afraid of something.
Everyone is afraid of something.
But these people are afraid of something.
I am afraid of something else happening".
Especially if I'm afraid of something.
Tonight I think I'm afraid of something else".
"We were not afraid of something new," he said.
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Wendy Davis Opponent Is Afraidd of Something.
But it was she who was afraid of something wasn't she?
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