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Option 2 : 2
The correct answer is 2
- 'angry with' should be used in place of 'angry'
- If two verbs/ adjectives etc take two different prepositions, we must mention both the prepositions, we cannot simply use one preposition with the last verb/ adjective.
- Examples:
- She is conscious of and engaged in her work.
- I was surprised at as well as pleased with her performance.
- She is younger and taller than her brother. (Single 'same' preposition is used with both the adjectives, it is used only one)
- Thus, the correct sentence is: Her mother is angry with and indifferent to me.
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