Opinions & arguments
be mad about something
like something very much
If you are mad about something, you like it very much and enjoy talking about or spending time with it.
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What does your dad do at weekends?
He's mad about gardening, so he's usually in the yard.
My daughter is mad about horses and reads every book she can find about them.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: She's mad on tennis.
Say: She's mad about tennis.
For this meaning, use "mad about," not "mad on."
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How it fits in a sentence.
be mad about something; be mad about doing something
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My daughter is mad about horses and reads every book she can find about them.
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be mad about something
like something very much
“My daughter is mad about horses and reads every book she can find about them.”
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