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Bookmark or Share- worried to v/ worried about ving | WordReference ForumsWisconsin. English - United States. May 30, 2016. #4. Because we don't say someone is "worried to " do something, except in a sentence such as the following: She was worried to note that her father's health was deteriorating. If we're worried about doing something, we could use your #2 above, or something lilke this: She was apprehensive about ...
- Worried / Worried about /Worried by - WordReference ForumsJul 1, 2013. #2. There are different meanings and uses to all three structures: 1- "She always worried me" - means that she had a characteristic that made you worry about her. 2- "She always worried about me" - means that she was always concerned about you for some reason. 3- "I was worried by her silence" - has a similar meaning to (1), but it ...
- I am concerned/worried that/about | WordReference ForumsChinese. Feb 13, 2013. #1. "I am concerned/worried that I am losing weight." I have found that "I am concerned/worried that" could be rephrased to "I am concerned/worried about" in this way (take the above sentence as an example): "I am concerned/worried about me losing weight." Comments are welcome about the question that whether or not this ...
- "I'm worried about him" or " I worry about him" - WordReference ForumsSydney, Australia. Australia (English) Aug 24, 2006. #4. Actually I see a big difference between the two: "I'm worried about him" = I'm worried right now, but I was not necessarily worried 5 minutes ago and I won't necessarily be worried in 5 minutes time. "I worry about him" = I worry about him regularly. This describes a repeated, habitual ...
- worry, be worried about, worrying | WordReference ForumsHere are my tries: 1. worry (verb): The examination report in the hospital worried him. (It means he was worried about the report.) 2.Be worried about: He was worried about the examination. 3.Worry about: He worried about the examination. 4.Worrying (adjective): The examination was worrying.
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