angry with somebody doing sth

[AlexAD]

Hello.

1. Can I say, 'He was angry with his sister saying he would not follow through'?
2. If I replaced saying with having said, wouldn't that sound a little pretentious in an informal conversation?

I would be grateful if you would correct any mistakes you might find in this post.

Thanks, Alex.

[AlexAD]

It has been two days since I posted the question, so I think it would be good to put this thread on top.

Regards, Alex.

[Rover_KE]

1. Can I say, 'He was angry with his sister for saying he would not follow through'? Yes.
2. If I replaced saying with having said, wouldn't that sound a little pretentious in an informal conversation? Yes

Rover