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I am over the moon, I am thrilled
Does I am over the moon mean I am glad, I am excited.....?
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- I am over the moon to learn that you will attend my wedding ceremony.
- I am thrilled to learn that you will attend my wedding ceremony
Are the above sentences good? If not, how could I make it better as I intend to make sentences with I am over the moon and I am thrilled?
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Thanks
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Re: I am over the moon, I am thrilled
Yes, it does. The sentences are fine, but I would probably use 'hear' instead of 'learn'.
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