How to use these three words :mad ,angry ,crazy ?
I am puzzled with these three words ,i can't use that in correct way .please suggest me .
eg:I am mad at you
I am angry with you
I am crazy for you
i feel like the sentences are the same meanings .
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"I'm mad at you" and "I'm angry with you" mean the same thing. However, "I'm crazy for you" is something that one would say to their boyfriend/girlfriend.
If you said "I'm crazy at you", it would mean the same as the other two. But, it isn't something we would say in that context. :D
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The sentences one and two are the same meaning.
The third one it´s different , because it´s "for"
"At" and "with" means the same in this case
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