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Hazem Wael
Dear friends Hi Can you tell me what is the difference between (angry with) and (angry about) ?
Oct 28, 2023 8:14 PM
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...angry with (someone)... The object of "with" is a person or a group of people. She was angry with him. She was angry with them. ...angry about (something)... The object of "about" is an action. She was angry about what he had done. She was angry about what they had done.
October 28, 2023
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Hazem Wael
Language Skills
Austrian German, English, German
Learning Language
Austrian German, English
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