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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Casual sentence proofread.

I'm leaving my hometown and moving to another city and I'm talking to a friend and telling her about it:

"I'm very excited for the move" - is this ok in casual conversation? Or

"I'm very exited with the move"
  

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No. Excited about ....

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  • Excited about ....
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What about:

I'm very excited for the party! Could this be used?
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Why can you say:

I'm excited for the weekend and I'm excited for the future but not I'm excited for the move?
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'Excited for the weekend/future' is not good either. I am excited for my mother: she is going sky-diving tomorrow.
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