about or for?

AnonymousI am mad at you for/about...

Mostly, you use for + ing: for forgetting ..., for not calling ..., for saying ....

But about is also possible: about what you did, about the time you ..., about what happened when ....

CJ

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What about the question?

What are you mad at me about/for?

Is that correct or better to use Why?

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AnonymousWhat about the question?

Since the answer can use either "for" or "about", it follows that the question works the same way.

I would use "for" and let the person who answers decide whether to phrase the answer with "for" or change it to "about".

CJ

Thank you

You could also say 'Why are you mad at me?' right? The answer would be the same right?

Thank you CJ

Correct.

CJ

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