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    An exclamatory sentence is used to express strong emotions like fear, anger, or excitement. It begins with "what" followed by a singular noun or an abstract noun to express admiration or surprise. "How" is used before an adjective, adverb, or verb. Examples of exclamatory sentences include "What a nice evening!" and "How clever of you!" while sentences like "It was very noble of him to do that" can also express strong feelings.

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    An exclamatory sentence is used to express strong emotions like fear, anger, or excitement. It begins with "what" followed by a singular noun or an abstract noun to express admiration or surprise. "How" is used before an adjective, adverb, or verb. Examples of exclamatory sentences include "What a nice evening!" and "How clever of you!" while sentences like "It was very noble of him to do that" can also express strong feelings.

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    Exclamatory sentences

    An exclamatory sentence is used express a sudden emotion. It could be fear, anger,


    anxiety, admiration, excitement etc.

    Here are some tips for constructing exclamatory sentences.

    Use what a before a singular noun.

    What a surprise!

    Before an abstract noun or a plural noun, use what without a.

    What awful weather!

    Use how before a modifying adjective, an adverb or a verb.

    Exercise

    Use as many sentences as you can with the words given in the columns of the table given
    below.

    What a foolish guy I is!


    nice man! am!
    silly as she is!
    pleasant evening! are!
    goose surprise!
    rude you
    What treachery!
    child-like
    innocence!
    awful weather!
    lovely flowers!
    How clever of you!
    noble of him to
    ridiculous! do that!

    Examples are given below

    What a nice evening!


    What a pleasant surprise!
    What treachery!

    www.englishgrammar.org
    Exclamatory sentences

    What awful weather!


    How noble of him to do that!
    How clever of you!

    Note that it is possible to rewrite many of these sentences using a structure with it.

    It was very noble of him to do that.


    It was very clever of him.

    More examples are given below.

    How kind of him to help the poor man!


    It was kind of him to help the poor man!
    How thoughtless of him not to have locked the car!
    It was thoughtless of him not to have locked the car.

    www.englishgrammar.org

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