Knightofsports Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
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Can you say:
I'm annoyed by it.
It being my terrible skin.
THanks!
I'm annoyed by it.
It being my terrible skin.
THanks!
Top answer
That's not wrong. But 'annoyed' is more often used for people-related irritations. eg I'm annoyed by Tom.
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That's not wrong.
But 'annoyed' is more often used for people-related irritations.
eg I'm annoyed by Tom.
ehg I'm annoyed by the constant traffic noise.
For health-related things, we often say
But 'annoyed' is more often used for people-related irritations.
eg I'm annoyed by Tom.
ehg I'm annoyed by the constant traffic noise.
For health-related things, we often say
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