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Discover LudwigThe phrase "afraid that you" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing concern or fear about something related to the person being addressed.
Example: "I am afraid that you might not be able to attend the meeting tomorrow."
Alternatives: "worried that you" or "concerned that you".
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"They are afraid that you will get lost".
"They are afraid that you can have one or two or three Mohamed Merahs.
Because it is true, I am afraid, that you should never get ill at weekends.
"I'm afraid that you shouldn't be asking the same request then," Cohen said.
"We are afraid that you will leave, and the Taliban will come back".
MG A I'm afraid that you can't have it both ways.
But I'm afraid that you can't expect countries to change overnight.
Every night you are afraid that you will break your leg.
You're always afraid that you might drop a glass of wine.
"We were afraid that you would sell the letters and that we could not recover them," he said.
Though you had never taken a picture of me in your life, I was afraid that you would lift the camera and capture me that way.
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