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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

amazing sight and beautiful scenery

Can I say,

He was excited of the amazing sights along the river.

He was excited to see / watch the amazing sight and beautiful scenery in the river.
  

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He was excited by of the amazing sights along the river. He was excited to see / watch the amazing sight and beautiful scenery near/along / next to in the river.

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  • He was excited by of the amazing sights along the river.
  • He was excited to see / watch the amazing sight and beautiful scenery near/along / next to in the river.
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He was excited by of the amazing sights along the river.

He was excited to see / watch the amazing sight and beautiful scenery near/along/next to in the river.
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Can I say,

(a) They saw (some) amazing sights (along the river).

(b) They felt excited and enjoyed the amazing sights.

(c) They felt excited and enjoyed seeing the amazing sights.
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I think "were excited" is more natural. Otherwise, these are fine.
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