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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
OVER or AT
Is 'over' or 'at' the correct word?
He gets pissed over/at the smallest things.
He gets pissed over/at the smallest things.
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Both prepositions are OK. You may not realize that you have used an impolite word in your example. Please do your best to use polite examples.
- Both prepositions are OK.
- You may not realize that you have used an impolite word in your example.
- Please do your best to use polite examples.
- For example, you could have used the word 'angry'.
- Thank you, Clive
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Both prepositions are OK.
You may not realize that you have used an impolite word in your example.
Please do your best to use polite examples. For example, you could have used the word 'angry'.
Thank you,
You may not realize that you have used an impolite word in your example.
Please do your best to use polite examples. For example, you could have used the word 'angry'.
Thank you,
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