Whats the difference about: angry at, angry about
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angry at somebody
angry about something
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You are angry AT a person/ people
You are angry about a situation or what has happened.
I am angry at my dog for getting the floor dirty.
I am angry about the dirty floor.
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You are angry at the person who did something to you.
You about the situation.
I'm angry at the children for not cleaning their rooms. (You can also be angry WITH them.)
I'm angry about the terrible laws in this country. They should change them!
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angry AT somebody / something:
'Students were angry at being treated like children.'
'We were angry at what happened.'
'His contrite behavior made it impossible to stay angry at him.'
T'he husband was angry at his wife for leaving him.'
Angry ABOUT something:
'The passengers grew angry about the delay.'
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