English, asked by Imran706, 11 months ago

This is the most beautiful lawn I have ever seen. Change into exclamatory sentence

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Answered by Anonymous

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WHAT A BEAUTIFUL LAWN, I HAVE EVER SEEN!

suppose, a husband goes abroad & comes back earning an amount worth living & he constructs a palace like home. Those who see such a dwelling may get excites & may adore his establishment at home.

Adapting the same principle in a sentence, exclamations are in a common in a sentence like what a pleasant night it is! In the same ruler, the subject 'it' & the verb is 'is'; & is reached after having an exclamatory sense.

the following phrase is exclamated by somebody to show merely as ''it is a very pleasant night".

Thus the sentence stands in a peculiar way to express the same statement in a highly emotional way. If there is an exclamatory mark (!) in the end, it can be easily identified.

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An exclamatory sentence takes the form:

Exclamatory sense(ES) + Subject + Verb

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