I'm angry at the city of Paris. Should have told the French not to invade. And then the other thing that annoyed me is recently my wife, so I'm angry with my wife at my wife. Is there a difference between those two things? It's just what's the habitual thing that we say. We don't say I'm angry about you say I'm Angry with.
Amber and Paul join me in my pod room again for a rambling discussion about everything! Includes a language point about adjective + preposition collocations. Notice the phrases and try to find examples of them in context. Video version available.
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