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Which sentence uses the correct adjective-preposition combination?

AHe is angry with the noise.
BHe is angry at his brother for lying.
CHe is angry of the delay.
DHe is angry to the decision.
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. He is angry at his brother for lying.
**The correct pattern is:** angry at a thing, but angry with a person. In option B, the person is "his brother," so "angry with" is correct the reason "for lying" is also natural. **Option A is wrong because noise is a thing, so it should be "angry at the noise."**
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