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She is upsetting over everyone blames her cooking.
She is upset over everyone blames her cooking.
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These are both incorrect. It could be that you mean: She is upset over/about everyone blaming her cooking. She is upset that everyone blames her cooking.
- These are both incorrect.
- It could be that you mean: She is upset over/about everyone blaming her cooking.
- She is upset that everyone blames her cooking.
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These are both incorrect. It could be that you mean:
She is upset over/about everyone blaming her cooking.
She is upset that everyone blames her cooking.
0"to blame someone's cooking" is quite unusual.
I think you might mean
She is upset because no one likes her cooking.
On the other hand, returning to blaming, you might mean
The whole family got sick after dinner, and now she's very upset because they all blame her cooking.
CJ
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