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Changes for Exclamatory Sentences

Exclamatory sentences are used to express emotions. Learn about the benefits and uses of exclamatory sentences that one can use in daily life.

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Introduction

An exclamatory sentence can be used as a rhetorical question. The exclamatory sentences are one of a kind, this is because they make you express emotions Examples are: “Hurrah! We won the match. Alas! She has lost her grandmother. What a beautiful site this is!

Examples of Exclamatory sentence

Exclamatory sentences in English are often used to express excitement or strong emotion. Exclamations are usually denoted by an exclamation mark (!). An exclamation mark is used at the end of a sentence to show strong emotion.

Some Exclamatory sentence examples are:

  • Wow! I can’t believe we passed the exam! 
  • Oh my God! You’re finally here! 
  • What?! I can’t hear you! 
  • Hi students! Welcome to class today
  • Wow! You won a lottery!?
  • I love you!
  • That’s a beautiful painting!
  • Look at that red car!
  • I hate you!

Uses of Exclamatory Sentences

Below is the list of some uses of exclamatory sentences.

To Express Feeling of Joy

Exclamatory sentences are used to express feelings of joy, wonder, and surprise. Eg: Wow! I won the championship. 

To Give Instructions

Exclamatory sentences are used to give instructions. This type of sentence gives commands to the reader. When giving instructions, you can use the exclamatory mood in English. Eg: Do the task now!

To Make Request

Exclamatory sentences also allow you to make a direct appeal, demand, or request. Eg: Please have patience!

To Express Apology

Sometimes these sentences are in English to express apology. These sentences start with “sorry!” or “excuse me!”

Conclusion

Exclamatory Sentences are used to express feelings or strong emotions. They are generally distinguished by the use of exclamation marks. These are used to show wonder, joy, surprisement, anger and appeal. One should be careful not to misuse these expressions.

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