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Exclamations Exercise

July 12, 2019 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1How cold ...............!
Wrong!
In exclamations with "How", the subject comes before the verb, so "it is" is correct.
2What a lovely smile ...............!
Wrong!
In exclamations with "What", the subject comes before the verb, so "she has" is correct.
3How ............... changed!
Wrong!
In exclamations with "How", the subject comes before the verb, so "he has" is correct.
4What ............... day!
Wrong!
Before an adjective plus a singular countable noun, use "a pleasant" after "What".
5What ...............!
Wrong!
Before a singular countable noun, use "a tragedy" after "What".
6............... beautiful weather!
Wrong!
With the uncountable noun "weather", use "What".
7............... wonderful woman she is!
Wrong!
Before an adjective plus a singular countable noun, use "What a".
8She is ............... kind woman!
Wrong!
Before an adjective plus a singular countable noun, use "such a".
9You are ............... kind!
Wrong!
Before an adjective without a noun, use "so".
10Don't talk ............... rubbish.
Wrong!
Before the uncountable noun "rubbish", use "such".
11They are ............... wonderful hosts!
Wrong!
Before an adjective plus a plural noun, use "such".
12............... lovely flowers!
Wrong!
Before an adjective plus a plural noun, use "What".

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  1. How cold it is!
  2. What a lovely smile she has!
  3. How he has changed!
  4. What a pleasant day!
  5. What a tragedy!
  6. What beautiful weather!
  7. What a wonderful woman she is!
  8. She is such a kind woman!
  9. You are so kind!
  10. Don’t talk such rubbish.
  11. They are such wonderful hosts!
  12. What lovely flowers!

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