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How do you use"excited" and" exciting"?
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If I told you that you won a million dollars, you would be "excited." The news that you received, or my words would have been "exciting" to you.
So for me it is easy to remember as a cause and affect relationship. Something or someone that is EXCITING causes something or someone else to be EXCITED.
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Use the"excited"when the subject is a person.Use the"exciting"when the subject is non-living.
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"excited"for people,"exiting"for object.
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Excited - Example
A: You won!! How do you feel?
B: Oh, I'm excited. (This is a feeling)
Exciting - Example
A: Look, The russian mountain!!
B: Oh, that's exciting. (This is an adjective)
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