Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Excited"

A: animado

A: "beyond excited" means "very excited".
The author meant delight.

A: He excited could mean he is looking forward to something. He exited would mean he left

A: it means to be very happy out of anticipation

for example, if i was waiting to get on a rollercoaster and i was next in line, i would be very excited.

A: If an important event is going to happen to a friend you might say "I'm excited for you". You feel excited, not for yourself but for your friend. Perhaps if your friend is changing job, moving to a new country or starting a new relationship - that sort of thing.

A: I’m excited to go to the party!

It’s exciting to ride a rollercoaster.

He was pretty excited about being accepted to Harvard.

An excited person usually has an increased heart rate and feelings of joy.

Anticipation can be exciting but also stressful.

I’m excited to announce my wedding date!

I love rollercoasters, they are so exciting!

A: I got excited over all the different flavours of icecream.
My brother got excited over the fact that we were going to the amusement park.

A: I am really excited to be here at the funfair
The kids are so excited to have ice cream

A: Thanks for all of the answers.

A: "James was excited to learn how to draw."
"Sarah was excited to go to the shop."

A: excited= happy feeling, anxious=nervous feeling, unpleasant

A: Excited - is an adjective that describes when someone feels happy and enthusiastic about something.

For example: She was so excited that she couldn't sleep.

I'm so excited for tomorrow

Exciting - is an adjective that means something is making you excited.

For example: The football match was so exciting! She couldn't wait to tell everyone about it.

It's so exciting

A: I'm so excited describes how you are feeling.
I'm so exciting is a description of yourself, like a personality trait.

A: Excited is a verb.
Exciting is an adjective.

"The little boy was very excited."
"They made an exciting discovery."

A: @moguzo: I saw those but you could replace "over" for "about" in every instance and it would work just as fine. When speaking, people mostly say excited about.

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A: I’m excited.

A: Yeah it's completely natural. But in the heat of the moment, people also say "I'm super excited!".