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Exclamatory Sentence Challenge
 

Exclamatory Sentence ChallengeOnline version

Quiz: true/false about exclamations

by arNas
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Exclamatory sentences express strong emotion and end with an exclamation mark.

2

An exclamatory sentence can be just a single word, like "Amazing!".

3

Exclamatory sentences must be long and descriptive.

4

Exclamatory sentences are never used in formal writing.

5

They can begin with "What" or "How" to emphasize a feeling.

6

Exclamatory sentences are a mood in English grammar, distinct from declarative, interrogative, and imperative.

7

Exclamatory sentences always end with a question mark.

8

All exclamatory sentences must start with the words "What" or "How."

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Exclamatory sentences cannot express negative emotions.

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The sentence "What a wonderful day!" is an exclamatory sentence.