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Belu_1515 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

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Is it grammatically correct? :

Are you annoyed with me? What happen with you?
  

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belu_1515 Are you annoyed with me? Gramamtically, this question is not wrong. But it sounds off to me.

— Dimsumexpress

  • belu_1515 Are you annoyed with me?
  • Gramamtically, this question is not wrong.
  • But it sounds off to me.
  • " which is a passive construction.
  • Annoyed -means made uncomfortable (by something).
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belu_1515Are you annoyed with me?
Gramamtically, this question is not wrong. But it sounds off to me. Though, if you want to use the "with" context, you may say " are you upset with me?" which is a passive construction.

Annoyed -means made uncomfortable (by something). My wife is seriously annoyed by our neighbor's dogs' constant barking and
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belu_1515Are you annoyed with me? What happen with you?
Are you annoyed with me? What has happened to you?

If these are supposed to be related sentences, it might be better to ask, "What have I done to annoy you?" rather than "What has happened to you?"

CJ
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Hi,

“Are you annoyed with me?

This sounds fine to me.

I say it a lot. I'm a very annoying person.Emotion: angry
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