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Would be angry vs Would get angry

Both "would be angry" and "would get angry" are correct and commonly used in English. They can be used interchangeably depending on the context. "Would be angry" emphasizes the state of being angry, while "would get angry" focuses on the action of becoming angry.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 1876 views

Would be angry

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to describe a hypothetical situation where someone would feel angry.

Examples:

  • If you were in his shoes, you would be angry too.
  • She would be angry if she found out the truth.
  • My dad would be angry with me.
  • Sam would be angry with me if I shared his files and confidences.
  • No, you had the knife on you because you thought George would be angry enough to kill his wife.
  • And Daniel would be angry about that because it was a lie?
  • Who would be angry for cash or coins?
  • I really didn't think that you wanted me there. I would probably do something out of line and you would be angry.
  • They would be angry if we sent up a smoked virgin.
  • Your professor would be angry with us.
  • Daddy would be angry for your pocket.
  • I would have thought, you would be angry enough to report that.
  • Was there any reason Angela would be angry with him?
  • I thought you would be angry with me. I was.
  • If he knew that I had something like this he would be angry.
  • Most people in his situation would be angry with their family for the centuries of inbreeding, but not Gerhar.
  • In fact, I would be angry if she hadn't done everything she could.
  • I've made many friends here. I used to think the French would be angry about the Iraq war, and this silly disagreement between our countries.
  • Some of you would call me a psychopath, Others would be angry at a pointless joke.

Alternatives:

  • would feel angry
  • would become angry
  • would be upset

Would get angry

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to describe a hypothetical situation where someone would become angry.

Examples:

  • If you kept teasing him, he would get angry eventually.
  • She would get angry if you didn't listen to her.
  • When my mom wasn't around, Ted would get angry.
  • Whenever mom would get angry at you for locking yourself in a room with your lab work, you would come to me and say, "Dani, mommy's sad."
  • And when she wouldn't give her any, Sarah would get angry at Mom for loving the dog more than us.
  • It never occurred to him that she would get angry.
  • You knew they would get angry.
  • But if I lose, I am afraid that Dad would get angry.
  • Afraid she would get angry, I had to beat around the bush for a while.
  • I thought that you would get angry if I told you that we were out, so I just thought I'd go to the drugstore and get some.
  • when you get angry, it reminds me of when my dad would get angry.

Alternatives:

  • would become angry
  • would grow angry
  • would start getting angry

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