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Now, you have me angry! Is it correct to say that? I used it once and then started to think if it'd been correct.
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Teacher Re: Now, you have me angry! It's OK, but a bit old-fashioned; usually (in Br Eng) we'd say 'Now you've got/made me angry'.
Originally Posted by birdeen's call 
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PS Of course, depending on context, you might want to stress the auxiliary: 'Now you [really] have got me angry.'Last edited by BobK; 17-Jul-2010 at 13:52. Reason: Added PS
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