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Exclamations exercise

February 21, 2014 - pdf

Exclamations are often constructed with how, what and such. Test your understanding of these structures with this grammar exercise.

Complete the following sentences.

1. ………………….. cold it is!

Correct! Wrong!

2. …………………. beautifully you sing!

Correct! Wrong!

3. ………………… rude guy!

Correct! Wrong!

4. ………………….. pleasant surprise!

Correct! Wrong!

5. ………………….. lovely weather!

Correct! Wrong!

6. She is ………………….. nice girl!

Correct! Wrong!

7. ……………….. a fool you are!

Correct! Wrong!

8. ………………. foolish she is!

Correct! Wrong!

9. What a lovely smile …………………!

Correct! Wrong!

10. They are …………………. kind people.

Correct! Wrong!

11. …………………. you’ve grown!

Correct! Wrong!

12. He talks ………………… rubbish!

Correct! Wrong!

Answers

1. How cold it is!

2. How beautifully you sing!

3. What a rude guy!

4. What a pleasant surprise!

5. What lovely weather!

6. She is such a nice girl!

7. What a fool you are!

8. How foolish she is!

9. What a lovely smile you have!

10. They are such kind people.

11. How you’ve grown.

12. He talks such rubbish!

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