Exclamatory Sentences

Form exclamatory sentences by using what or how followed by a noun, adjective, or verb phrase. The exact structure depends on whether you want to highlight a thing, quality, or action.

Use exclamatory sentences to express surprise, admiration, anger, or other intense emotions. They often rely on context and tone to convey the force behind the exclamation.

Short exclamations like "Wow!", "Amazing!", or "Unbelievable!" pack an emotional punch in few words. They work well in speech and informal writing.

Use what with nouns or noun phrases to highlight a specific thing, and use how with adjectives, adverbs, or verb phrases to emphasize manner or degree.

Exclamatory sentences heighten emotion by focusing on things, qualities, or actions. Practice forming them with what and how to make your English more expressive.