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which one is correct? 1. i was really angry at you. or 2. i was really angry on you. if both,what is differenc

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2. i was really angry on you. < < is the correct . cuz ( i was really angry at you ) < < we use (at) for time :$ like i was meet you at 7:00 o clock . you can use on in the days too . like i will meet you on sunday ! but the correct is N.O 2 :)
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Jit-Keong and Jan, thank you very much!
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"I was really angry at you" is correct the other sentence is not In this sentence "at" is used because "at" is usually used to refer to a person/place Like when you say "I was at your house" we use at here because we are refering to your house. Anyway "on" is used to refer to things/dates example My birthday is on Monday. (date) My bag is on the table. (thing) I hope my explanation wasn't to complicated Ask me questions if you still don't understand^^
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Latifa: "I was really angry at you." is okay, "...angry on you" is not. stl: "He was angry with what I said" is okay as well as "at what I said" e.g. look for the sentence on this page: http://www.justice.govt.nz/publications/global-publications/t/the-needs-of-pacific-peoples-when-they-are-victims-of-crime-may-2003/3.-nature-of-the-crime "It happened last year and my mate's boyfriend strangled me because he was angry with what I said to him..." - the "to him" can be removed & the sentence is still valid.
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Erm this answer is not related to the question though... stl... I doubt if Latifa understands the Chinese part :p You might want to make it all English?

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