Perfect Stranger Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Angry with/at myself?
Dear Users,
Do we say:
I feel asleep after work and I was supposed to do some studying. I'm so angry [with/at] myself.
Are both prepositions correct? Or is there perhaps a change in meaning?
Thanks
Do we say:
I feel asleep after work and I was supposed to do some studying. I'm so angry [with/at] myself.
Are both prepositions correct? Or is there perhaps a change in meaning?
Thanks
Top answer
Perfect Stranger Are both prepositions correct? Yes. Perfect Stranger is there perhaps a change in meaning?
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Perfect StrangerAre both prepositions correct?Yes.
Perfect Strangeris there perhaps a change in meaning?I see none.
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Perfect StrangerThank you for a blazing fast reply.Sometimes I am awake and at my keyboard.
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