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The phrase "he is afraid of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that someone has a fear or phobia of something. For example, "He is afraid of swimming in the ocean due to his fear of the unknown."
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He is afraid of airplanes and strangers.
Benny realizes he is afraid of children.
He asks the veterinarian if he is afraid of death.
He told me that he is afraid of being bored.
Ford stepped gingerly; he is afraid of heights.
Now he is afraid of losing it all.
"He is afraid of Saddam Hussein," she said.
He is afraid of no other cat but one.
She tells him he is afraid of death.
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He is assured that nothing tragic happens with the stimuli he is afraid of.
If s/he is afraid of her peers' or parents' judgment, act as though you understand.
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