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26 January
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English (US)
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I am annoyed at your rude behavior.
I am annoyed about your rude behavior.
Which is correct? Thank you.
I am annoyed at your rude behavior.
I am annoyed about your rude behavior.
Which is correct? Thank you.
I am annoyed about your rude behavior.
Which is correct? Thank you.
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@gogglenglish The first one is the most used one they are both correct but the second one is rarely used so I advice you to use the first one🌸
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yes both are correct, but it is more natural if you say;
I am annoyed WITH your rude behavior.
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