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You are angry with a person: I am angry with him. When the anger is directed against an occurrance or a situation, angry at is often used: He became angry at the mere suggestion of such a thing. CB
- You are angry with a person: I am angry with him.
- When the anger is directed against an occurrance or a situation, angry at is often used: He became angry at the mere suggestion of such a thing.
- CB
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You are angry with a person: I am angry with him.
When the anger is directed against an occurrance or a situation, angry at is often used: He became angry at the mere suggestion of such a thing.
CB
When the anger is directed against an occurrance or a situation, angry at is often used: He became angry at the mere suggestion of such a thing.
CB
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