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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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Customers went on a buying frenzy
Customers went on a buying frenzy when the store lowered its prices.
Customers went crazily to buy goods/products when the store lowered its prices.
Hi,
The second is how I interpret the first; correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.
Customers went crazily to buy goods/products when the store lowered its prices.
Hi,
The second is how I interpret the first; correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.
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Hi, Yes, they were buying things in a wild and crazy manner. Clive
- Hi, Yes, they were buying things in a wild and crazy manner.
- Clive
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Thanks, Clive.
To make sure how to use this expression, the following are my try. Correct me if I am wrong.
1. Someone of us, badminton mania, are going on a playing frenzy of badminon almost every day.
2. Some terrorists went on a killing frenzy. It seemed like nothing for them to kill people.
3. Some people go on a religious/working frenzy.
To make sure how to use this expression, the following are my try. Correct me if I am wrong.
1. Someone of us, badminton mania, are going on a playing frenzy of badminon almost every day.
2. Some terrorists went on a killing frenzy. It seemed like nothing for them to kill people.
3. Some people go on a religious/working frenzy.
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Hi,
To make sure how to use this expression, the following are my try. Correct me if I am wrong.
Here are a few edits. The expression works best with a gerund. eg 'worshipping' rather than 'religion'.
1. Someone of us, badminton maniacs, go on a playing frenzy almost every day.
2. Some t
To make sure how to use this expression, the following are my try. Correct me if I am wrong.
Here are a few edits. The expression works best with a gerund. eg 'worshipping' rather than 'religion'.
1. Someone of us, badminton maniacs, go on a playing frenzy almost every day.
2. Some t
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