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Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
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getting craze

He is getting craze over/on himself nowadays this is why is he talking lots of picture of himself and uploading them to various social sites.

Is the above sentence, ok?
  

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No. ' He is getting craze over/on himself nowadays' is not natural English. I am not sure what you mean to say.

— Fivejedjon

  • No.
  • ' He is getting craze over/on himself nowadays' is not natural English.
  • I am not sure what you mean to say.
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No. 'He is getting craze over/on himself nowadays' is not natural English. I am not sure what you mean to say.
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I mean, the person is loving himself more and more that he is talking lots of pictures of himself
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Wonder123He is getting craze over/on himself nowadays this is why is he talking lots of picture of himself and uploading them to various social sites.
Not OK. For one thing you need to be careful about taking and talking. They are very different. You are also running sentences together when you need to separate them.

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