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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Annoyed

I'm annoyed with you. (slightly annoyed)

I'm annoyed by you. (much more annoyed)

Does the prepositions make these differences?
  

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No. I'm annoyed with you. I'm annoyed by your constant nose-picking.

— Mister Micawber

  • No.
  • I'm annoyed with you.
  • I'm annoyed by your constant nose-picking.
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No.

I'm annoyed with you.
I'm annoyed by your constant nose-picking.
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