Fill in the blanks with afraid or fear.
1I ...............
Wrong!
2Don't ............... to ask questions.
Wrong!
Be afraid is more common.
3............... spiders?
Wrong!
4I ............... that my boss might find out.
Wrong!
5I ............... that I can't help you.
Wrong!
I'm afraid can mean I am sorry to tell you...
6She feels great ............... in the dark.
Wrong!
7High places are her biggest ...............
Wrong!
8The immense space and quiet inside the cathedral gave me a proper ............... of God.
Wrong!
9I ............... his wrath more than anything.
Wrong!
10The children were taught to ............... God.
Wrong!
Fear can mean have respect for.
11We were ............... that she might harm herself.
Wrong!
12Strangers alarm the ............... child.
Wrong!
We cannot use afraid in the attributive position (before the noun).
Done.
Score: 0/12
1I ...............
Wrong!
2Don't ............... to ask questions.
Wrong!
Be afraid is more common.
3............... spiders?
Wrong!
4I ............... that my boss might find out.
Wrong!
5I ............... that I can't help you.
Wrong!
I'm afraid can mean I am sorry to tell you...
6She feels great ............... in the dark.
Wrong!
7High places are her biggest ...............
Wrong!
8The immense space and quiet inside the cathedral gave me a proper ............... of God.
Wrong!
9I ............... his wrath more than anything.
Wrong!
10The children were taught to ............... God.
Wrong!
Fear can mean have respect for.
11We were ............... that she might harm herself.
Wrong!
12Strangers alarm the ............... child.
Wrong!
We cannot use afraid in the attributive position (before the noun).
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- I was afraid
- Don’t be afraid to ask questions.
- Are you afraid of spiders?
- I Either could be used here that my boss might find out.
- I am afraid that I can’t help you.
- She feels great fear in the dark.
- High places are her biggest fear
- The immense space and quiet inside the cathedral gave me a proper fear of God.
- I fear his wrath more than anything.
- The children were taught to fear God.
- We were Either could be used here that she might harm herself.
- Strangers alarm the fearful child.

