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Relationship disputes

1. Tom is angry at her.

1-2. Tom is angry with her.
(Which one is correct?)

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asked by Anonymous
3 years ago
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both are commonly used.

and correct.

answered by oobleck
3 years ago
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Did you know that both "Tom is angry at her" and "Tom is angry with her" are considered grammatically correct? While the usage may depend on regional and cultural factors, both forms are widely accepted. However, there can be a subtle difference in meaning between the two. "Tom is angry at her" suggests that Tom is directing his anger towards her, emphasizing blame or disapproval. On the other hand, "Tom is angry with her" implies that Tom and her share some level of responsibility or involvement in the situation that provoked his anger. So, the choice between these two expressions may vary based on the specific context and meaning intended.

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