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The phrase "is to be afraid" is correct and is used in written English.
It is usually used to express the idea that someone ought to feel afraid. For example, "The news of the impending storm is to be afraid of."
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"I come burdened, because we still live in a culture where one of the first things a female human being learns is to be afraid because they are female," Ms. Reagon said.
"You know everything there is to be afraid of.
My advice here is to be afraid, be very afraid.
"I know what it is to be afraid of a dive.
I have been afraid and I know what it is to be afraid.
Phobias are by definition irrational fears, and airline executives are fond of quoting statistics to demonstrate just how irrational it is to be afraid of flying.
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Iknew what it was to be afraid.
I knew what it was to be afraid.
So what's to be afraid of?
I was right to be afraid.
She was right to be afraid.
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