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1 year ago

Rewrite the following statements by changing them into Exclamatory sentences.

English

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murzikaleks [220]1 year ago

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Answer:

1. How sweet the mangoes are!

2. Oh, How I wish I could go to heaven!

3. Ah! What a pleasant day it was when I met you.

4. Oh, How I wish I could meet the President of India!

5. Be ashamed of how cruel you are!

6. Oh, What a pity it is when old people are ignored.

7. Aw! Your child is so sweet!

8. It's so sad to hear that she lost her mother!

Explanation:

An exclamatory sentence is a sentence that expresses surprise, or sudden shock, or excitement, extreme happiness, etc. And one important aspect of an exclamatory sentence is that it always ends with an exclamation mark.

The given sentences rewritten in the exclamatory form are as follows-

1. How sweet the mangoes are!

2. Oh, How I wish I could go to heaven!

3. Ah! What a pleasant day it was when I met you.

4. Oh, How I wish I could meet the President of India!

5. Be ashamed of how cruel you are!

6. Oh, What a pity it is when old people are ignored.

7. Aw! Your child is so sweet!

8. It's so sad to hear that she lost her mother!

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