How to use ‘AFRAID OF’ and ‘AFRAID TO’! *Hidden PRONUNCIATION MISTAKE in the video! Can you find it?

[@emmanueljoseph4783]

Finally, I will avoid this mistake that I always did. Thank you for your explanation

[@emmanueljoseph4783]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I like this part of the video because of the women " Is this a samoyed, I'm gonna die - this dog's gonna kill me! when I was a kid I was attached by one"

[@Englishwithtyler]

She went NUTS!! 😂😂😂

[@shafalowu6122]

I like this whole explanation so much. I finally understand the difference between the two. I always thought I could only use “of”.

[@shafalowu6122]

I kept laughing while you were imitating the woman who was afraid of dogs.

[@shafalowu6122]

I have a question to ask. Why don’t go to skidrow at night? Will there be rattlesnakes or something going on?

[@Englishwithtyler]

I’m so glad to hear that!! 👏👏👏

[@Englishwithtyler]

that’s usually where homeless people are… not saying that they are all dangerous. But some of them, unfortunately, struggle with drug addiction among other things. I even go there from time to time to help people but I don’t think it’s the best idea to go there if you don’t know the place.

[@sarahjacob7507]

OMG THAT WOMAN 🤣🤯 LOL 😝

[@Englishwithtyler]

super cute isn’t she? 😂😂😂