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Difference between exciting and excitable



 
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Difference between exciting and excitable Mon Mar 21, 2005 9:50 am  Difference between exciting and excitable		  
Test No. incompl/inter-12 "At the Restaurant", question 3

I promise you that dining here will be really an ......... experience for you.

(a) excitable
(b) excited
(c) exciting
(d) excite

Test No. incompl/inter-12 "At the Restaurant", answer 3

I promise you that dining here will be really an exciting experience for you.

Correct answer: (c) exciting
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Difference between exciting and excitable Mon Mar 21, 2005 11:52 am  Difference between exciting and excitable		  
it may be an exciting experience if you are an excitable person
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