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Aya-san Posted 20 years ago
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delighted to/at
Is it OK to say
"The children were delighted at going skiing " instead of
"The children were delighted to go skiing" ?
"The children were delighted at going skiing " instead of
"The children were delighted to go skiing" ?
Top answer
No... The second one is correct... [Y]
- No...
- The second one is correct...
- [Y]
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Quite right. Though you can say "they were delighted at the idea of going ..."
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