"threatening you" is correct and usable in written English
For example, you could use it in a sentence like "The robber was threatening you with a knife."
Is someone threatening you?
Yes, I am threatening you!
We have to convince them we are not threatening you.
He drew a distinction between "innocent bystanders" and "people who are threatening you".
Nothing threatening, you understand - just the not impossible ladies' man, on hold but fanciable.
"I'm not threatening you with another Vietnam -- God forbid," he said.
TripAdvisor recommends not meeting the demands of the person threatening you.
Imagine seeing senators, commentators and more discussing your every move, calling you a terrorist, threatening you, with that predisposition.
Even at his most relentless, he does not make you feel that he is threatening you but rather that he is reasoning with you.
"The advice I give young teenagers who've been through what I've been through: speak out, no matter how much someone's threatening you," she said.
