Kids111
Kids111
03-09-2015
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What is a exclamatory sentence
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WorldCitizen
WorldCitizen
03-09-2015
An exclamatory sentence is a sentence you would be likely to "scream" in the real life: it expressed a great emotion, such as anger or surprise. An exclamatory sentence typically ends with an exclamation mark.
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Gingerswag
Gingerswag
03-09-2015
A sentence with an exclamation point at the end!
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