English Lesson - 6 Ways to Say, "I'm angry!"

In this English lesson I'll help you learn 6 different ways that you can say, "I'm angry!" in English. I'm sure all of us, at certain times, have become angry, and sometimes it is nice to know the right English words and phrases to use to be able to say a little more than just, "I'm angry!"

So let's have an English lesson about the emotion of anger. In this lesson I'll help you learn to be more expressive when speaking English by helping you expand your vocabulary and learn some new phrases that you could use when you are angry and want to say that in English.

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✅ Partial Transcript:
So one of the things that you want to learn to be able to express in English is your emotions, and in today’s English lesson we’re going to look at the emotion of anger.

I’m actually angry with myself right now because I wanted to use my tractor today to cut some hay but when I went to start it I found out that the battery is dead. So I have the charger hooked up, but I am angry with myself because I should have tried to start my tractor yesterday, just to make sure everything was working.

But I thought, since I need to wait a few hours for the battery to charge, I should make a video to help you learn a few more ways to express the emotion of anger in English.

Hi! Bob the Canadian here. Welcome to this video where I’m going to help you learn a few more ways to express the emotion of anger in English. But before we get started, if this is your first time here don’t forget to click the red subscribe button below, and give me a thumbs up at some point during this video if it is helping you learn English.

So the first and simplest way to express that you are feeling the emotion of anger in English is to simply say, “I am angry.” That is a complete sentence, and it clearly expresses that you are feeling the emotion of anger. But you also may be angry with someone. So we add the word “with” after the word “angry” to indicate who we are angry with. So this morning I was angry with myself because I did not charge the battery in my tractor. I might also have been angry with my brother if he was the last person who used my tractor and forgot to tell me that the battery might be going dead. So we say, “I am angry.”, or you can say, “I am angry with…”, and then the person that you are angry with.

A second way to express the emotion of anger in English is to say, “I am annoyed.” When you are annoyed you’re just a little bit angry. You’re just a little bit angry with someone for something that they did. Let’s think of an example. Maybe you have a couple of good friends and you find out that they went to a concert the week before and they didn’t invite you. In that situation you would most likely say, “I am annoyed.” And it works the same way as the word angry. You might be annoyed with your friends. So you could say, “I am annoyed with my friends because they went and did something fun and they didn’t invite me along.” So a second way to express the emotion of anger is to say, “I am annoyed.”, or to say, “I am annoyed with someone.”

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