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Emily_ Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
annoyed/tired
Hi, the sentence below is not correct, why?
I am annoyed of making excuses for your rudeness to our friends. (correct is tired)
I think they both have very similar meaning and I don´t see any grammatical mistake.
Thanks.
I am annoyed of making excuses for your rudeness to our friends. (correct is tired)
I think they both have very similar meaning and I don´t see any grammatical mistake.
Thanks.
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I am annoyed of making excuses for your rudeness to our friends. (correct is tired ) 'annoyed at', 'tired of' The preposition used in the sentence should be 'at'.
- I am annoyed of making excuses for your rudeness to our friends.
- (correct is tired ) 'annoyed at', 'tired of' The preposition used in the sentence should be 'at'.
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I am annoyed of making excuses for your rudeness to our friends. (correct is tired)
'annoyed at', 'tired of'
The preposition used in the sentence should be 'at'.
'annoyed at', 'tired of'
The preposition used in the sentence should be 'at'.
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Another option would be annoyed with.
But, yes, 'annoyed of' is not ever used, so that is why annoyed was not correct.
But, yes, 'annoyed of' is not ever used, so that is why annoyed was not correct.
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