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Laborious Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

develop a crush on someone

Hi, 

Could we say 'develop a crush on someone', please? 
For e.g.  I have developed a huge crush on you.

(Is the word "develop" appropriate in this situation, please?)

Here are some other sentences which I am confused about:

- I have a tendency towards you. 
- I have developed a tendency towards you. 
- I have developed a tendency towards you since I saw you first. 
- I have been developing a tendency towards you since I saw you first. 

Thank you. 
  

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g. I have developed a huge crush on you. It's OK, but not natural.

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  • I have developed a huge crush on you.
  • It's OK, but not natural.
  • Just say: I have a crush on you.
  • " He has a tendency to talk too much.
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LaboriousFor e.g. I have developed a huge crush on you.
It's OK, but not natural. Just say: I have a crush on you.
LaboriousHere are some other sentences which I am confused about:
They are not correctly using the word "tendency."

He has a tendency to talk too much.
He has a tendency to have crushes on his te
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