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Fire1 Posted 7 years ago
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Meaning of "I'm excited to hear the news".
I'm excited to hear the news.
What does this sentence refer to the future event or current event of my exciting?
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You'd say this if someone is telling you now, or if you heard the news a few moments ago. Clive
- You'd say this if someone is telling you now, or if you heard the news a few moments ago.
- Clive
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You'd say this if someone is telling you now, or if you heard the news a few moments ago.
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