Question 5 (1 point) Fill in the blank with the correct expression of hope satisfaction, or regret. We are __ be travelling to Africa in June. excited to exciting excited that

<p> The question is about correct grammar usage in expressing emotions or feelings such as excitement. The options presented are "excited to," "exciting," and "excited that." <br />"Excited to" is used when anticipating an action that will occur in the future. This aligns with the provided context, as the sentence indicates ongoing anticipation or excitement about future travel to Africa.<br />"Exciting" is typically used to describe something or the state of things which elicit the emotion of excitement, so its structure here is inappropriate.<br />"Excited that" would be used to preface a clause expressing the reason for excitement, but with the present syntax it cannot form the desired expressive meaning. <br />So the option "excited to" would be the most grammatically accurate.<br /></p>