Do you say like this?
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Question. Fill in the blank (One word).
• I am excited ( ) meet you.
Answer. to
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I understand.
However, would it be possible to say "I am excited (I'll) meet you." ?Like, "I am glad we could meet." .
Thank you for your attention.
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Do you say like this?
-------Question. Fill in the blank (One word).
• I am excited ( ) meet you.
Answer. to
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I understand.
However, would it be possible to say "I am excited (I'll) meet you." ?Like, "I am glad we could meet." .
Thank you for your attention.
"I am excited that I'll meet you"
Using the word "That" is indicating an event which you are excited for.
A bit of English vocab to throw in. Kind of similar to particles in a way.
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To make it grammatically correct, you just need a semicolon or, more casually, a comma - 'I am excited;/, I'll meet you(, sure!)'
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To is correct.
I'll is incorrect in that sentence, also it's two words - I will.
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It's okay. I say it like that sometimes.
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