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UK//hiːz skɛəd//US//hiz skɛrd//

Meaning of He's scared

Feeling fear or anxiety.

In simple words: He is afraid.

He's scared in a sentence

  • He's scared of the dark.
  • When he heard the loud noise, he's scared.
  • After watching the horror movie, he's scared to sleep.
  • He's scared to speak in front of the class.
  • He's scared that he might fail the exam.

How to use He's scared

Used in everyday conversation. Can express fear or anxiety in various contexts. Avoid in formal writing.

Grammar pattern

subject + be + scared

Memory hint

Imagine a scared cat jumping away from a sudden noise.

Related words

Collocations with He's scared

  • scared of spiders
  • scared to speak
  • scared to try new things
  • scared for his safety
  • scared about the future

Synonyms for He's scared

Common mistakes with He's scared

  • Confusing 'scared' with 'scary' (scared = feeling fear, scary = causing fear).
  • Using 'scared' without a subject (e.g., saying 'Scared' instead of 'He’s scared').
  • Forgetting to use the correct form of 'be' (e.g., 'He is scare').

Compare He's scared with Afraid, Frightened

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Frequently asked questions about He's scared

What does He's scared mean?

He is afraid.

What is the definition of He's scared?

Feeling fear or anxiety.

How do you use He's scared in a sentence?

He's scared of the dark.

Can you give another example of He's scared?

When he heard the loud noise, he's scared.

What are synonyms for He's scared?

Common alternatives include afraid, frightened, alarmed, terrified, intimidated.

What words go with He's scared?

It commonly pairs with scared of spiders, scared to speak, scared to try new things, scared for his safety, scared about the future.

What are common mistakes when using He's scared?

Confusing 'scared' with 'scary' (scared = feeling fear, scary = causing fear). Using 'scared' without a subject (e.g., saying 'Scared' instead of 'He’s scared'). Forgetting to use the correct form of 'be' (e.g., 'He is scare').

How do you pronounce He's scared?

US: //hiz skɛrd//, UK: //hiːz skɛəd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use He's scared?

Used in everyday conversation. Can express fear or anxiety in various contexts. Avoid in formal writing.