hello sir.please help me to understand.do the two sentences below express same mining

[indranil]

1) Being angry, he left the place.

2) He left the place angrily. thank you.

[riquecohen]

1) Being angry, he left the place. This means that he left the place because he was angry.
2) He left the place angrily. This means that he left the place in an angry manner.
Thank you.

While your "thank you" is appreciated, it should occupy a separate line.
A better title for this thread would be Angry/angrily.

[Rover_KE]

. . .and sir is not an appropriate form of address, as we allow women to answer questions here.

Rover

[Verona_82]

Allow?

To me, these two sentences sound a bit different. While the first describes the person's mental state, the second could indicate the manner in which he left the place - he might have said something rude or slammed the door. However, feeling angry doesn't imply the actions above.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, sirs.

Edit: didn't see riquecohen's comments in blue

[5jj]

Allow?

To me, these two sentences sound a bit different. While the first describes the person's mental state, the second could indicate the manner in which he left the place - he might have said something rude or slammed the door. However, feeling angry doesn't imply the actions above.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, sirs.

Well, done, my dear.