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‘Please turn on the light as I am afraid of the dark’ or ‘Please turn on the light as I am afraid for the dark’ - which of the sentences is correct and which preposition should be used with the adjective ‘afraid’?Answered On :2013-06-03 , Asked By : golmishresh42
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