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Lucus Ong Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Crazy About

Could anybody help me check the sentences I have made below?

I don't know whether I am correct.

Crazy About

(1) I have been/am crazy about learning English.

(2) I have been/am crazy about money.

(3) I have been/am crazy about Jolin Tsai.

(4) I have been/am crazy about you.

(5) I have been/am crazy about my little princess.

Is it the same to use have been and am in all these sentences?

Many thanks in advance.
  

Top answer

Hi, 'Am' is the more common usage. I have been crazy about learning English. Sounds like you no longer are.

— Clive

  • Hi, 'Am' is the more common usage.
  • I have been crazy about learning English.
  • Sounds like you no longer are.
  • I have been crazy about learning English for the last 5 years.
  • Sounds OK.
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Hi,

'Am' is the more common usage.

I have been crazy about learning English. Sounds like you no longer are.

I have been crazy about learning English for the last 5 years. Sounds OK.

Clive
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