Hi again! I forgot to mention that you can also change the tense. I included past-tense examples in my last response. Here are some other examples (exclamation mark not required): Present tense: - I'm cracking up! - She's cracking up! Future tense: - You will crack up. - You will be cracking up. - They will crack up. - They will be cracking up.

Hi TJ! You can absolutely use "cracked me up," but make sure it's included as part of a complete sentence (you'll need a subject). You can use it in many ways. Here are some examples: 1. You crack me up. 2. I crack myself up. 3. He/She/It cracks me up. 4. They crack me up. 5. We crack ourselves up. 6. They crack themselves up. 7. You cracked me up. 8. I cracked myself up. 9. He/She/It cracked me up. 10. They cracked me up. 11. We cracked ourselves up. 12. They cracked themselves up. *You can keep changing the subject and direct object to create different combinations and have an even greater variety of sentences. (Ex: I crack you up; They crack us up, etc.)

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