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Sir please answer me which option is correct?
Choose the grammatically correct sentence from the following.
1) why are you angry on me?
2) why are you angry with me?
3) why do you angry on me?
4) why did you angry on me?
I eliminate the options 3&4 easily
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The CORRECT form is: why are you angry with me?
Reason behind this is when we are saying angry then:
angry with should be used if directed to a person or anybody/somebody
Eg. I was very angry with her.
You are angry with me.
Are you angry with me?
Why are you angry with me?
angry at should be used if directed to the situation/something/anything. Basically anger isn't for anybody.
Eg. I was very angry at how rainy it was.

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Ravana was killed by rama
E sentence lo was killed rendu past tence enduku vadaru

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Here Ravana is receiver of the action.
It is passive voice. So
1. In the passive Voice main verb always in V3 (post participle).
2. We use was/were in the passive voice, when the sentence is in Simple Past.
Ex: Simple Past
Rama killed Ravana - Acrive Voice
Ravana was killed by Rama - PV
Tense AV to PV
1. Simp Past: Killed - was/were killed

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