I'm so exciting!!!
I'm so exciting!!!!!!
Tomorrow, I will see a friend who is impotant for me.
We will go to shopping , eating breakfast , lunch and dinner!!!
And we can talk all night , share things recently.
She will show me her new hair cut , and is told some kind of amazing!! haha!
Long time no see , how are you , my dear friend?
Life is wonderful, because we can meet so many precious things and memory . Even sad or happy. And there are so many nice people maybe appear in my further life. To me , every day is a good day!!
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I'm so excited!!!
I'm so excited!!!!!!
Tomorrow, I will see a friend who is important tome.
We will go to shopping , and eating breakfast , lunch and dinner!!!
And we can talk all night , and share things that happened recently.
She will show me her new hair cut , and which I have heard is kind of amazing!! haha!
Long time no see , how are you , my dear friend?
Life is wonderful, because we can meet so many precious things and memory . Even sad or happy. And there are so many nice people that might appear in my further life. To me , every day is a good day!!
Great job! :)
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It seems like I made a funny mistake. Haha
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Oops. I should have said, "....and generally fun to be around." That was in the second to the last line.
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Hi. The reason 4 people have changed "I'm so exciting" to "I'm so excited" is because you are describing your emotions. You are trying to describe that you feel excited. Saying that you are exciting means that you are an exciting kind of person to know. An exciting person is interesting to talk to and general fun to be around. But when you describe your emotions (how you feel), you should say you feel excited.
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Excited and exciting are commonly confused. So too are bored and boring, and generally adjectives from the present and past participles of verbs. Here is a quote on the subject:
"Most verbs which express emotions, such as to bore, may use either the present or the past participle as an adjective, but the meaning of the participles is different. The -ing form expresses the cause of the emotion, and the -ed form expresses the result."
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