"Anxious" and "Eager" are two commonly confused words. As this NBC video explains, "anxious" is used in situations in which the subject is anxious; "eager" when the subject is excited. (Content excerpted from "Common Errors in English Usage," Paul Brians, 2003)
Common Errors in English: Anxious vs. Eager
"Anxious" and "Eager" are two commonly confused words. As this NBC video explains, "anxious" is used in situations in which the subject is anxious; "eager" when the subject is excited. (Content excerpted from "Common Errors in English Usage," Paul Brians, 2003)
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