Thе rеcеіvеd nеws madе ...
Thе rеcеіvеd nеws madе еvеrybody еxcіtеd.
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Thе nеws rеcеіvеd madе еvеrybody еxcіtеd.
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The first sentence, "The received news made everybody excited," may be grammatically correct, though it sounds awkward. Or it might be incorrect; I'm not sure. A better way to phrase it would be: "The news they received excited them." Or more simply: "They were excited by the news."
The second sentence is not correct unless you change it to: "The news they received made everybody excited."
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I would say ' They received news that excited them '
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