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- 11-Apr-2011, 07:01 #1
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'terrified with' and 'terrified of' 'terrified with' and 'terrified of'
Can I swicth these?
- 11-Apr-2011, 08:50 #2
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Teacher Re: 'terrified with' and 'terrified of' Try putting them into a complete sentence and see which of them sounds more natural.
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- 12-Apr-2011, 14:39 #3
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Threadstarter / Original PosterTeacher Re: 'terrified with' and 'terrified of' 
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1) I'm terrified with you.
2) I'm terrified of you.
3) I'm terrified with that.
4) I'm terrified of that.
- 12-Apr-2011, 16:47 #4
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Teacher Re: 'terrified with' and 'terrified of' Which do you think sound more natural?
- 12-Apr-2011, 18:16 #5
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Threadstarter / Original PosterTeacher Re: 'terrified with' and 'terrified of' Mmmmm... 'I'm terrified of you' and 'I'm terrified of that' ... Originally Posted by Rover_KE 
- 12-Apr-2011, 18:58 #6
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Teacher Re: 'terrified with' and 'terrified of' Yes. Originally Posted by wotcha Mmmmm... 'I'm terrified of you' and 'I'm terrified of that' ...
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