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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'anxious to being' is not correct and should not be used in written English
Instead, the phrase 'anxious to be' should be used. For example, "I was anxious to be accepted into the college."
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A senior campaign official said on Monday he spoke to Clinton on Sunday night and described her mood as "excited, energized and anxious to being this personal, direct conversation with Iowans".
I remember a friend who had had cancer telling me I'd one day be surprised when I discovered that I had moved from being anxious to being simply matter of fact about it all.
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"I'm real anxious, to be honest.
Politicians were anxious to be photographed with them.
"I'm real anxious to be honest," he said.
"He's anxious to be part of this.
Chastened by their scepticism, I'm anxious to be fair.
All of them are anxious to be accepted by the peasants - to be like them.
The BBC is anxious to be at the forefront of media technology.
But if Howard Dean is no Michael Dukakis, John Kerry is apparently not anxious to be seen as one, either.
She says, "This person is not the soul she's anxious to be".
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