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Tostyle un Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Hey teachers,

"I should be angry over you, not you."

Does this mean that the other person should not be over me?

Thank you so much
  

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tostyle un I should be angry over you, not you. No. This doesn't make a lot of sense.

— CalifJim

  • tostyle un I should be angry over you, not you.
  • No.
  • This doesn't make a lot of sense.
  • You need this: I should be angry with you, not you with me.
  • CJ
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tostyle unI should be angry over you, not you.
No. This doesn't make a lot of sense. You need this:

I should be angry with you, not you with me.

CJ
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How about saying it this way?
"You should not be angry with me but I with you."
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tostyle un How about saying it this way?"You should not be angry with me but I with you."
OK.

CJ
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