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Hanuman_2000 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

shout

Hello,

Daily I have to to shout to her, "Your food is getting cold."

Is "shout to her" correct?

We generally use "shout at".

Thanks.
  

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You can say "shout to". It implies that she is too far away to hear you without shouting. "Shout at" generally means that you are shouting because of anger.

— Vorpar

  • You can say "shout to".
  • It implies that she is too far away to hear you without shouting.
  • "Shout at" generally means that you are shouting because of anger.
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You can say "shout to".

It implies that she is too far away to hear you without shouting.

"Shout at" generally means that you are shouting because of anger.
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