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the captain was astonished change into exclamatory

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Answered by rmb

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How astonished the captain was!

How to change assertive to exclamatory sentences:

Identify the structure of the sentence
Then apply the formula to convert it

The structure of this sentence is:

The captain + was + astonished + full stop
Subject + linking verb + adjective + .

The formula to be applied to an assertive sentence with such a structure is:

How + adjective + subject + linking verb + exclamation mark
How + astonished + the captain + was + !

More on exclamatory sentences:

Exclamatory sentences are used to express a higher degree of emotion.
Thus, when an assertive sentence is changed to an exclamatory sentence, it becomes more intense. It can convey greater joy, greater sorrow, a higher degree of surprise or any other emotion.

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