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Kumenglish Posted 4 years ago
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Scolded

Context: He scolded him because of angry. [ "anger" made him scold ]

He was angry that he scolded him.

I am not sure how to form it. Please check the context.

  

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kumenglishI am not sure how to form it.

He was so angry that he scolded him.

He was so angry he scolded him.

He scolded him out of anger.

kumenglishHe was angry that he scolded him.

No. This means that he felt anger toward himself after he scolded him. That's a strange thing to say, but that's what it m

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