Question

fill in the blank with suitable prepositions.he is angry ...........me

Answer 1

he is angry AT me is the correct answer for this question prepositions are the word which used to determine the positions of the word thank you

Answer 2

He is angry with me.

• The word "angry with" is used when referring to live items, such as a human being or an animal.
• For example,

1. He was 'angry with' me because I did not keep the commitment.
2. I'm 'angry with' my dog since it no longer greets me the way it used to.

• The expression "angry at" is used when referring to non-living things such as doors, windows, vehicles, and so on.
• As an example:

1. I was 'angry at' the automobile because it was not starting.
2. I'm 'angry at' the window since it won't open after several efforts.

• "Angry at" is a popular expression in American English, while "angry with" is more appropriate.