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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I scared that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate fear, apprehension, or concern about something. For example, "I'm scared that we won't be able to finish the project in time."
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"Am I scared that I'm breaking the law?
Am I scared that coming face-to-face with disaster and distress will make me incredibly, painfully guilty about all my blessings?
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"I don't really like to drive anymore because I'm scared that's going to happen again".
"But I got scared that day.
"I'm scared that's going to happen to me," he said on Monday night.
I was scared that day.
"I was scared that would mean staying in the cowshed.
For I while I was scared that I jinxed everyone I photographed.
Sometimes when I start crying I am scared that I will never stop.
I would never scare that sweet boy".
But am I scared of that happening? .
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