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/mæd/
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Compare the meanings of “mad” in “a mad idea” and “a mad glare.”
Explore how “mad” can mean “angry” in American English and “crazy” in British English.
Learn the patterns “mad at someone” and “mad about something,” and compare their meanings.
Study the collocation “drive someone mad” and use it in a sentence.
Find more natural alternatives to “mad” for describing an idea, a person, or an angry expression.
Write five B2-level sentences using different meanings of “mad,” with Russian translations.
Answer three questions to check your understanding of “mad” in context.
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