Multiple choice softskills leadership

Have you ever been crazy _____ any film-star or pop singer?

  1. about

  2. in

  3. from

  4. of
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A Correct answer
Explanation

The phrase is 'crazy about' someone or something when expressing strong enthusiasm or infatuation. 'Crazy for' is also possible but 'crazy about' is more common. 'Crazy in' and 'crazy of' are not standard patterns.

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