Yes, in the right context.Originally Posted by sky3120
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- 12-Mar-2012, 09:43 #1
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Freaking out Can I say, " I am freaked out about it"? Or "I freak out about it"? Thanks in advance.
- 12-Mar-2012, 10:21 #2
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Re: Freaking out
- 12-Mar-2012, 14:16 #3
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Re: Freaking out Then, what is the meaning difference between them?
- 12-Mar-2012, 14:19 #4
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Re: Freaking out For example, "There is a spider in the bath at the moment. I am freaked out about it" "Whenever there is a spider in the bath, I freak out about it". Originally Posted by sky3120
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