Communication

What are you excited about?

ask what someone is looking forward to

You ask this to find out what someone is looking forward to or feeling enthusiastic about.

B1 very common mostly spoken

expression

Hear it in real life

What are you excited about?

I am going to see my favourite band next week.

Play the conversation

What are you excited about now that your exams are finished?

The mistake everyone makes

Not: What are you exciting about?

Say: What are you excited about?

Use the adjective "excited" for the person's feeling; "exciting" describes something that causes excitement.

Build it

How it fits in a sentence.

What are you excited about?; What is she excited about?

Your turn: say it out loud

What are you excited about now that your exams are finished?

Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.

What are you excited about?

ask what someone is looking forward to

“What are you excited about now that your exams are finished?”

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