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Teal lime Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Get crazy vs. go crazy
Are there any cases in which "get crazy" is preferable to "go crazy"?
If so, when should I use the former and when the latter?
Would you please give me a few examples?
Thank you.
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teal lime Are there any cases in which "get crazy" is preferable to "go crazy"? When you are talking about situations not people. Also, natives would use 'go crazy' most of the time.
- teal lime Are there any cases in which "get crazy" is preferable to "go crazy"?
- When you are talking about situations not people.
- Also, natives would use 'go crazy' most of the time.
- teal lime If so, when should I use the former and when the latter?
- A situation gets crazy.
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teal limeAre there any cases in which "get crazy" is preferable to "go crazy"?
When you are talking about situations not people. Also, natives would use 'go crazy' most of the time.
teal limeIf so, when should I use the former and when the latter?
A situation gets crazy.
A person goes crazy.
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