Which is correct, “Are you upset me?”and “Are you upset with me?”

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PearlyBee

7 Dec 2022

English (US)

"Are you upset with me?" is correct.

"Are you upset me?" is not correct.

Hope this helps :)

lulukaze

7 Dec 2022

Japanese

@PearlyBee
Thank you for your help!!
Then, I have an extra question.
I think in affirmative sentence “I upset you.”However, in question sentence, “Are you upset WITH me?”
Why you use “with” in question sentence.

NerdyHo

7 Dec 2022

Simplified Chinese (China)
Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong)

“Are you upset WITH me?”意味：あなたは私に怒っていますかorあなたは私に失望していますか

upset is an adjective here
to be upset with somebody意味：ある人に失望するor人に腹を立てる

in the phrase“to upset somebody”or the sentence“I upset you”, upset is a verb

the question sentence of “I upset you.” is “Am I upsetting you?” or “Did I upset you”. But it's not “Are you upsetting me”.
私たちは一般的に「あなたは私を不快にさせているのか」とは言いません。

upset can also be used as adjective in this way:
①I am upset.
②You make me upset.

lulukaze

7 Dec 2022

Japanese

lulukaze

7 Dec 2022

Japanese

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Which is correct, “Are you upset me?”and “Are you upset with me?”

Which is correct, “Are you upset me?”and “Are you upset with me?” See a translation

"Are you upset with me?" is correct."Are you upset me?" is not correct.Hope this helps :)

Which is correct, “Are you upset me?”and “Are you upset with me?”

"Are you upset with me?" is correct.

"Are you upset me?" is not correct.

Hope this helps :)