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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
"Frustrated" usage
Hello, everyone.
"I'm getting very frustrated by Matthew!"
Do you think this expression is very rude??
Ruder than I'm getting very upset by Matthew!"?
As an EFL, I thought "I'm frustrated by someone" is not that rude..
"I'm getting very frustrated by Matthew!"
Do you think this expression is very rude??
Ruder than I'm getting very upset by Matthew!"?
As an EFL, I thought "I'm frustrated by someone" is not that rude..
Top answer
" Do you think this expression is very rude? No. It is your own feelings.
- " Do you think this expression is very rude?
- No.
- It is your own feelings.
- " That is about the same as the first one.
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"I'm getting very frustrated with Matthew!"
Do you think this expression is very rude? No. It is your own feelings.
I'm getting very upset with Matthew!" That is about the same as the first one.
Do you think this expression is very rude? No. It is your own feelings.
I'm getting very upset with Matthew!" That is about the same as the first one.
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