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Discover Ludwig"were crazy about" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is an idiomatic expression used to express extreme enthusiasm or excitement about something or someone. Example: "The children were crazy about the new playground equipment, eagerly trying out every swing and slide."
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They were crazy about Bowie.
"All the girls were crazy about him.
The Victorians were crazy about them, and Southerners still are.
The people were crazy about him," I said.
"All the teenage girls were crazy about him".
She explained that the trend started in Japan because Japanese children were crazy about school supplies.
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They're crazy about New Zealand!
Everybody was crazy about it.
Everybody was crazy about you.
She's crazy about it.
He's crazy about me".
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