Question

We read a moving poem.change into exclamatory sentence​

Answer 1

Answer:

You can change it into an exclamatory sentence using a structure with what or how. Use 'what a/an' before an adjective + noun. Use 'how' before an adjective without a noun. 1.

Answer 2

To make a sentence ‘exclamatory’, you put an exclamation mark at the end of it:

He was moved to hear the story of the boy!

I have a difficult time grasping why anybody would be so incredibly excited to hear about the story of some boy, but still: that is an exclamatory sentence.

Mostly one uses an exclamation mark to indicate that someone is EXCITED.

‘He was moved’ is passive.

You could totally rewrite it:

What a story! I could hardly believe this boy survived! Marvelous!

There: three exclamatory sentences for you.

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