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The building is very nice. ( Change into a exclamatory sentence​

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Answered by Anonymous
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AnsweR :-

The building is very nice !

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Basically there are 4 types/kinds of sentences in English grammer those are :-

1] Assertive/ Declarative sentence:-

→ These sentence can be called as assertive or Declarative sentence both. Basically these sentence show a feeling, opinion, incident,event,etc.

→ These can be written as both negative or positive.

2] Imperative sentence:-

→ These are also known as command sentence. This sentence is used in the case of command, instructions, or making a request or offer.

→ They can also be in negative or positive both.

3] Interrogative sentence:-

→ These sentence asks a question. In this sentence the first person asks a question, which always ends with a question mark (?).

4] Exclamatory sentence:-

→ This sentence depicts strong emotions or feelings of a person. Exclamatory mark can be out anywhere here, at the Beginning or at the end.

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Answered by Himanidaga
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Answer:

The building is very nice !

\large\rm{Know\:more}Knowmore

Basically there are 4 types/kinds of sentences in English grammer those are :-

1] Assertive/ Declarative sentence:-

→ These sentence can be called as assertive or Declarative sentence both. Basically these sentence show a feeling, opinion, incident,event,etc.

→ These can be written as both negative or positive.

2] Imperative sentence:-

→ These are also known as command sentence. This sentence is used in the case of command, instructions, or making a request or offer.

→ They can also be in negative or positive both.

3] Interrogative sentence:-

→ These sentence asks a question. In this sentence the first person asks a question, which always ends with a question mark (?).

4] Exclamatory sentence:-

→ This sentence depicts strong emotions or feelings of a person. Exclamatory mark can be out anywhere here, at the Beginning or at the end.

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