Multiple choice

Directions: Identify the part having an error in the given sentence. Mark (e) if there is no error.

(a) He (b) was (c) angry upon (d) me.

  1. (a)

  2. (b)

  3. (c)

  4. (d)

  5. (e)
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C Correct answer
Explanation

When expressing anger toward a person, the correct preposition to use is with. Angry upon or angry at (for a person) are non-standard; angry at is usually used for situations or things.

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