angry on somebody?

Angry at somebody. Yes, 'angry with' is also used.

In addition, 'Angry about' is also a valid form.

We only use angry with somebody in Canada.

Interesting,Anon. Thanks

The usage of <Angry about> + <something> is common in AmE. For instance , you can click on http://www.cnn.com/2005/BUSINESS/11/25/commonwealth/index.html and search the word 'angry',perhaps.

In BrE, "angry" is used:

angry with (someone)
angry about (something)
angry that (clause)

Hope that's useful for you!

you can say angry at (someone) also , cant you???

can i say:

- angry at somebody because of something
- angry with somebody at something (like, we are together angry because of something)?

or when i say angry with somebody that means that i'm angry at somebody?
(In other words: angry with