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Laborious Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Pattern: excited to do something and excited about doing something
Hi!
I'd like to know if the following sentences mean the same thing or there is any difference in their meaning.
- I'm so excited about meeting her.
- I'm so excited to meet her.
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They mean the same thing to me. "excited about" might emphasize the anticipation of meeting her a bit more, but otherwise, the meaning is the same. CJ
- They mean the same thing to me.
- "excited about" might emphasize the anticipation of meeting her a bit more, but otherwise, the meaning is the same.
- CJ
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They mean the same thing to me.
"excited about" might emphasize the anticipation of meeting her a bit more, but otherwise, the meaning is the same.
CJ
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