The document discusses different levels of fear and provides examples of their usage. Fear is an unpleasant feeling that one is in danger. Scared is a less intense feeling of nervousness that something unpleasant may happen. Terrified is a more intense level of fear, worry, and feeling that something unpleasant will occur. Frightened is an unpleasant feeling of anxiety or being afraid that something has or may happen. Examples are given for how each level of fear could be used in sentences.

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Fear is the unpleasant feeling you have when
you think that you are in danger.
Scared is that unpleasant feeling you have
when you are nervous and feel something
unpleasant might happen.
 Why are you so scared? Did I say
anything?
 I’m certainly scared of my father.

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Terrified is that unpleasant feeling you have
when you are frightened, worried and feel
something unpleasant might happen.
 Susi completely terrified when she
realised that she was alone in the house.
 When Raja saw me suddenly, he had a
terrified look.

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Frightened is that unpleasant feeling you
have when you are anxious or afraid because
of something that has just happened or that
you think may happen.
 Susi was completely frightened to tell her
family members what exactly has
happened.
 Are you frightened of me?

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