Maj Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Mad at/with/about
Which of the following prepositions can be used with mad at/with/about? Can you give us an example?
Top answer
All of them can be used: I am mad at you. - meaning angry--just like what you felt when you read a portion of my paper I am mad with joy. - could literally mean mad and happy or just like saying overcome with happiness I am mad about pizza.
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All of them can be used:
I am mad at you.
- meaning angry--just like what you felt when you read a portion of my paper
I am mad at you.
- meaning angry--just like what you felt when you read a portion of my paper
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01 cite 10 Jacko 12 cite 10 I am 11 i 10 mad about 12 i 10 pizza. 12 br10 Why not say 01 i 00 in search 01 font 00 of 02 font 02 i 00
10 - you are badly in search 11 font 10 for 12 font 10 pizza. 12 blockquote
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