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25 May
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What preposition comes after “freaked out”?
What preposition comes after “freaked out”?
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- English (US)
Usually we say
Person + freaked out + about
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@tabeh0udai
Are there any other prepositions for it that English speakers usually use?
Are there any other prepositions for it that English speakers usually use?
- English (US)
You can also say
freaked out over
or
freaked out at
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- English (US)
@LadyLion0727 over is also a common one
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