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Himadri Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
How to Play with the Word "ANTICIPATION"
Hi [8]
Anticipate means to Expect. Please tell me some sentences or situations where I can use this word. I have one of them
"I tried to let my ANTICIPATION show with a small smile." I steal it form Somewhere but I really liked or like this sentence.
Thanking you
Yours trully, Himadri Roy
Anticipate means to Expect. Please tell me some sentences or situations where I can use this word. I have one of them
"I tried to let my ANTICIPATION show with a small smile." I steal it form Somewhere but I really liked or like this sentence.
Thanking you
Yours trully, Himadri Roy
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Himadri Hi [8] Anticipate means to Expect. Please tell me some sentences or situations where I can use this word. " I steal it form Somewhere but I really liked or like this sentence.
- Himadri Hi [8] Anticipate means to Expect.
- Please tell me some sentences or situations where I can use this word.
- " I steal it form Somewhere but I really liked or like this sentence.
- k.
- Thanking you Yours trully, Himadri Roy I am approaching this weekend with great anticipation , as I am headed for Paris for three weeks [true].
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HimadriHi [8]
Anticipate means to Expect. Please tell me some sentences or situations where I can use this word. I have one of them
"I tried to let my ANTICIPATION show with a small smile." I steal it form Somewhere but I really liked or like this sentence.Either is o.k.
Thanking
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