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Hmm I could use: Yuyan is obssessed about/ with pizza Byebye
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I would say, " . . . obsessed with pizza."
" . . . with the pizza" would be grammatically correct, but unnatural.
(the pizza referring to the concept)
Without the article, it could mean "the concept of pizza," or "great quantities of pizza."
" . . . with the pizza" would be grammatically correct, but unnatural.
(the pizza referring to the concept)
Without the article, it could mean "the concept of pizza," or "great quantities of pizza."
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