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i get angry vs i make angry

The correct phrase is 'I get angry.' 'I make angry' is not a common or correct construction in English. 'Get angry' is the idiomatic way to express becoming angry.

Last updated: March 22, 2024 • 565 views

i get angry

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express the feeling of becoming angry or upset.

Examples:

  • I get angry when people are rude.
  • She gets angry when things don't go her way.
  • Do you get angry easily?
  • He gets angry when he's hungry.
  • They get angry at unfair treatment.
  • If I get angry, there's a reason.
  • And when I'm scared I get angry.
  • It hurts my feelings, I get angry...
  • Love, I think it's something you feel inside, and I do like him... I mean sometimes I get angry at him, but I still like him.
  • I get angry and send Fabio to check.
  • When I get angry, I count to ten.
  • When I think about her, I get angry.
  • You don't want to see what happens when I get angry.
  • People only know me 'cause I get angry at pudding.
  • But if I get angry, I see red.
  • And then I get angry at myself for even having pain.
  • I get angry quite a lot, actually.
  • I get angry with people a lot, and I don't laugh easily.
  • I get angry when my wife gets arrested at the local shopping centre and carted off by blue-tops who are probably still laughing.
  • If I get angry, I take it out on the stone.
  • I get angry when people spoil the ending to "Doctor Who" episodes that I haven't seen yet.
  • Quiet, woman, because when I get angry, even flies don't dare to fly!
  • Then I get angry, and before I know it... I'min thethroes of an emotional breakdown!
  • I get angry from time to time, justifiably, but I manage it.
  • I'm Deano When I get angry, I get real mad

i make angry

This phrase is not correct in English. 'Make angry' is not a common or idiomatic expression.

  • I make people angry for a living.
  • I make you angry all the time and I don't know why.
  • When I make you angry or I make you laugh, I do it because of controlling you.
  • Even if I make everyone angry this information needs to be spread so that everybody will know the truth
  • "I make blender angry at his hand fingers."
  • I need to make her angry with this veteran friend.
  • Well, I expect it makes you angry because you just figured it out.
  • You and I both know how manipulative sadie can be, and I bet that makes you angry.
  • I know what I'm saying makes you angry.
  • Did I make it worse? did I make the angels angry?
  • I guess it makes me angry because I can't justify being' angry.
  • Why does everything I say make you so angry?
  • I told you I should make you angry if I spoke the truth?
  • Not unless "impresses" means "makes angry."
  • Makes them angry for some reason.
  • There's really no need to make him angry.
  • I only said it to make you angry.
  • Promise me that they won't make you angry.
  • But Parker's behavior, it must make you angry.
  • Captain Till, I didn't come here to make you angry.

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