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What is the difference between excited (adjective) and excited (adjective)?
I can answer this question. Although my oral English is not very good, I am familiar with the vocabulary of CET-4 and CET-6. I have summarized a table for you to have a rough look at first:

meaning

1、exciting? English [? k? sa? t? ], beauty [? k? sa? t? ]

Exciting; exciting; Exciting; Exciting;

V. stimulation; Stimulate; Excite; Excite; Make nervous; Initiate; Cause;

Present participle of excite;

2、excited? English [? k? sa? t? D], beautiful [? k? sa? t? d]

Excited; Excited; Stimulated; Nervous; Sexually excited;

Get excited; Excite; Stimulation; Make nervous; Stimulate; Initiate; Cause;

Past participle and past tense of excite;

usage

Usage of exciting

The basic meaning of 1 and exciting is "exciting", which has active significance and only modifies inanimate things. It can be used as an attribute or predicative in a sentence.

Example1:that was the most exciting film of the year. That is the most exciting film of the year.

Example 2: This is a very exciting book. This is a very exciting book.

2. the comparative level of exciting is more? Exciting, the highest level is most? exciting。

Usage of excited

1 and excited basically mean "exciting", which has a passive meaning and modifies living things. It can be used as an attribute or predicative in a sentence.

Example1:Sara was excited to see the rock band. Sarah was excited to see the rock band.

Example 2: The boys broke into Shrill, Excited Cheering. The boys suddenly gave a shrill and excited cheer in generate.