Crazy on or crazy about

[ostap77]

We say:

"He is crazy on going there" and never use "about" with gerund.


"He is crazy about going there" that is incorrect?

What do guys think?

Another question is:

I object to their going there or I object to them going there?

 

[bhaisahab]

We say:

"He is crazy on going there" :cross: and never use "about" with gerund. Why not?


"He is crazy about going there" :tick:that is incorrect?

What do guys think?

Another question is:

I object to their going there or I object to them going there?
Both are used.

.

 

[ostap77]

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Is there any subtle difference between " I'm crazy about going there" and "I'm crazy on going there"?

 

[bhaisahab]

Is there any subtle difference between " I'm crazy about going there" and "I'm crazy on going there"?

We don't say "crazy on".

 

[ostap77]

Is there any subtle difference between " I'm crazy about going there" and "I'm crazy on going there"?

I just came up with another questin:

Which is more natural?

"I object to them breaking up"

OR

"I objet to their parting"

 

[ostap77]

I just came up with another questin:

Which is more natural?

"I object to them breaking up"

OR

"I objet to their parting"

I take it " crazy on" is incorrect or it just sounds unnatural?