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excited to
What does the sentence below indicate, the person is saying this when he or she is actually attending the ceremony or the person is talking about his/her plans to attend the ceremony?
I am excited to attend the ceremony.
I am excited to attend the ceremony.
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New Hope What does the sentence below indicate ... I am excited to attend the ceremony. It can be used in either situation — when attending the ceremony or when speaking of plans to attend it.
- New Hope What does the sentence below indicate ...
- I am excited to attend the ceremony.
- It can be used in either situation — when attending the ceremony or when speaking of plans to attend it.
- CJ
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New HopeWhat does the sentence below indicate ... ?It can be used in either situation — when attending the ceremony or when speaking of plans to attend it.
I am excited to attend the ceremony.
CJ
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