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Laborious Posted 6 years ago
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Angry for
Hello!
I'd like you to help me with something, please. We can be "angry with/at someone about/over something", but is it possible to say "angry with/at someone for something"? For example: Is it ok to say "She was angry with her daughter for her not doing her homework"?
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Laborious She was angry with her daughter for her not doing her homework. Correct as shown. CJ
- Laborious She was angry with her daughter for her not doing her homework.
- Correct as shown.
- CJ
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LaboriousShe was angry with her daughter forhernot doing her homework.
Correct as shown.
CJ
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