N nnyy Senior Member Japanese Mom is nagging me. Mom is nagging at me. Which one is correct? I think the first one is correct and the second sounds iffy. Thanks!
Mom is nagging me. Mom is nagging at me. Which one is correct? I think the first one is correct and the second sounds iffy. Thanks!
👁 lingobingo lingobingo Senior Member London English - England Both get used, but in this sense nag as a transitive verb (without “at”) seems more appropriate. See the two intransitive definitions here: Nag
Both get used, but in this sense nag as a transitive verb (without “at”) seems more appropriate. See the two intransitive definitions here: Nag
