Examples of using "Assustada" in a sentence and their english translations:
She's scared.
She is always scared.
The crowd looked shocked.
Mary is very scared, isn't she?
She looked frightened at the news.
- I didn't think I would be scared.
- I didn't think I'd be scared.
- I didn't think that I'd be scared.
- Tom told me Mary was afraid.
- Tom told me that Mary was afraid.
Why are you so scared? What did you see?
- You were scared, weren't you?
- You're frightened, aren't you?
I'd be more scared of the woman in the bath!
I'm just as scared as you are.
Are you scared?
You were scared.
I was scared, too.
You're scared, aren't you?
- A burnt child dreads the fire.
- Once bitten, twice shy.
Imagining herself alone and unwatched, Mary picked up the present and shook it carefully. "Curious, are we?" Hearing Tom speak suddenly behind her, she spun round in alarm. "Patience, my dear!" He was grinning from ear to ear.