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How different is to bother from to annoy ? And how about to bug as in "Don't bug me!"
4 mars 2015 21:43
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Good question Camilo! In my view: That person is bothering me = they are a nuisance and slightly disturbing you, but you can cope with it. More like a pest. That person is annoying me = they are actually making you angry, and you are slowly getting towards the point when you will lose your patience and act upon this anger. That person is bugging me = the mildest of the three, often referring to a friend, or something that you can't remember. e.g. It was bugging me that I couldn't remember the word in Spanish. I hope that this helps. Also, "to bother" is an action. For example, "The beggar was walking down the street bothering all of the passers by". Tom
5 mars 2015
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