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Mr. Tom Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What's there to be angry about?
Hi
Do you find the yellow sentences natural? Any suggestions are welcome.
A - Are you angry with me?
B - What's there to be angry about?
A - Are you mad at me?
B - What's there to be mad about?
Thanks,
Tom
Do you find the yellow sentences natural? Any suggestions are welcome.
A - Are you angry with me?
B - What's there to be angry about?
A - Are you mad at me?
B - What's there to be mad about?
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
Hi, Both fine. Clive
- Hi, Both fine.
- Clive
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