Camilla
Have differences between the words "fear", "afraid" and "scare"?
Jan 16, 2018 1:11 AM
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I would say Fear is used as a noun or a verb My fear is I will lose' 'I fear death.' 'Afraid' is used an adverb or adjective 'I am afraid' and 'Scare' is used as a noun or verb 'I scare people' 'I had a scare this morning' They are all similar in meaning.
January 16, 2018
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It might be helpful to answer your question by providing some examples. Let's assume you are afraid of spiders. These are some sentences you can use. - I am afraid of spiders. - I am scared of spiders. - I fear spiders. These all have a similar meaning. However the last sentence, "I fear spiders", is not generally used in English. Instead a more common sentence would be, "I have a fear of + object." For example: - I have a fear of spiders. - I have a fear of heights. - I have a fear of snakes.
January 16, 2018
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that i know : first (fear and scare ) is a verb ... and afraid is an adjective . that's the first difference ...... and the difference between scare and fear is : (scare is more fear than fear or more terror)
January 16, 2018
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