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Exclamatory sentences express strong feelings and ends with an exclamation mark.

Exercise /Revision for punctuation

Students read the sentences and choose between a period, exclamation mark and question mark.

Character description

Fill in the blank with How or what

Punctuation marks
Full stop, comma, question mark, Exclamation mark

Write if the sentence is a command or exclamation.

• Nouns (person, place, thing, or idea): Examples: dog, happiness, school.
• Pronouns (replaces a noun): Examples: he, she, they, it.
• Verbs (action or state of being): Examples: run, is, seem.
• Adjectives (describes a noun): Examples: tall, beautiful, quick.
• Adverbs (modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb): Examples: quickly, very, extremely.
• Prepositions (shows location, time, or direction): Examples: on, at, by, between.
• Conjunctions (connects words, phrases, or clauses): Examples: and, but, because, although.
• Interjections (expresses emotion or exclamation): Examples: wow, ouch, hey.

Useing articles in exclamation sentences

Exclamation