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miss someone or something like crazy

miss very intensely

If you miss someone or something like crazy, you feel their absence very strongly.

B2 common mostly spoken

expression

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Are you enjoying studying abroad?

Yes, but I miss my mum like crazy sometimes.

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I miss my old friends like crazy since I moved to another city.

The mistake everyone makes

Not: I missed my family ‸ crazy.

Say: I missed my family like crazy.

The intensifier is the fixed phrase “like crazy,” including “like.”

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How it fits in a sentence.

miss someone like crazy; miss something like crazy; missed someone like crazy

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I miss my old friends like crazy since I moved to another city.

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miss someone or something like crazy

miss very intensely

“I miss my old friends like crazy since I moved to another city.”

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