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The phrase "afraid to come over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing fear or hesitation about visiting someone or a place.
Example: "She was afraid to come over after hearing about the storm."
Alternatives: "hesitant to visit" or "nervous about coming".
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Fitzgerald, one of his closest friends on the team, later told him that some had been afraid to come over because they feared he would preach at them.
Mr. Kotov has denied making such an offer, but in February the NTV crew returned to Kaliningrad and upon encountering Mr. Kotov on the street, recorded him on videotape saying: "I thought you would be afraid to come over here.
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You'd almost think they didn't want to come over, because they were afraid of the projects!" It was a disturbing realization that Edwards vowed to correct immediately, so that summer he started calling other pastors to float the idea of a collective.
He wants to come over; she agrees.
You are welcome to come over".
Friends want to come over?
If people are afraid to come together, to congregate outside their homes, to live their lives, terrorists hold power over them.
Now people are afraid to come out.
"Many were too afraid to come".
People seemed afraid to come downtown.
"Everyone's been afraid to come," she said.
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