It doesn't mean anything. You could say "I am mad at him" which is mainly AmE meaning "I am angry with him", or you could say "I'm mad about him" meaning "I like him very much".
It doesn't mean anything. You could say "I am mad at him" which is mainly AmE meaning "I am angry with him", or you could say "I'm mad about him" meaning "I like him very much".
Payal, bhaisahab corrected your previous post and keep making the same mistakes. You don't use capital letters or punctuation. It makes you posts difficult to read. Here's what your post should look like:
But why do we say 'mad at him'?Is there any rule of using this preposition 'at' or generally spoken by native users?