What's different between 'be afraid' and 'be scared'?
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Yes, you can use them the same way.
The only difference is that "scared" comes directly from the verb "to scare"; so you can change "I'm scared of spiders" to "Spiders scare me." However, you can't do the same with "I'm afraid of spiders."
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They are exactly the same.
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