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Zeetec4 Posted 10 years ago
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Excite or Excited
1. Excite to see table mountain park, Cape town.
2. Excited to see table mountain park, Cape town.
What is difference in meaning of above sentences?
2. Excited to see table mountain park, Cape town.
What is difference in meaning of above sentences?
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(1) does not make sense. "
- (1) does not make sense.
- "
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(1) does not make sense.
(2) is not a formally complete sentence, but is an abbreviated form of (probably) "I'm excited to see Table Mountain Park, Cape Town."
(2) is not a formally complete sentence, but is an abbreviated form of (probably) "I'm excited to see Table Mountain Park, Cape Town."
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