Collocation
I am worried about
To feel anxious, concerned, or apprehensive about someone or something.
Definition
'I am worried about' is a common English collocation. To feel anxious, concerned, or apprehensive about someone or something.
I + be + worried + about + noun/gerund
“I am worried about my upcoming exam results.”
Examples
- I am worried about my grandmother's health since she hasn't been feeling well.
- He was very worried about his job interview tomorrow.
- Are you worried about the upcoming presentation?
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- She said she is always worried about her children when they travel alone.
- They were worried about missing their flight due to the traffic.
- Don't be worried about making mistakes; it's part of learning.
- The whole team was worried about failing to meet the project deadline.
- Despite all the reassurances, I couldn't help but feel worried about the strange noises from the attic.
- After hearing the news, everyone became worried about the future of the company.
- My parents are often worried about my safety when I walk home late at night.
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