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can we say "He become crazy"instead of "He has gone mad"?
can we say "He become crazy"instead of "He has gone mad"?
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No, you can’t. You don’t “become” crazy. You GO crazy.
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You can say " He went crazy " or '' He went nuts " or " He went bananas " .
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@panundah Sure. The expression is “to go crazy”. We don’t use the phrase “become crazy.”
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