1, ouch! Help! (ouch, it means pain)

2. Oh, my God! This must be lost! (Oh, my God, expressing surprise)

Long live the great unity of the people of all ethnic groups! (Slogans or exclamations of congratulations)

How nice it would be! (An exclamatory sentence composed of adverbs such as "duo, duo, hao, zhen" and modal particles at the end of the sentence)

5. The weather here is really hot!

6. Wow, Dad, you bought me a new toy. I love you so much!

7. Thank you very much!

8. How beautiful the nature of the motherland is!

9. Your blood will not flow in vain!

10, sister is coming with a hat!

1 1, I am beautiful again today!

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Sentences with strong feelings are called exclamations. It expresses deep feelings such as happiness, surprise, sadness, disgust and fear. In exclamatory sentences, a falling tone is generally used, and an exclamation point is used at the end of the sentence. An exclamatory sentence generally consists of exclamatory sentences. Some exclamations, the feelings they represent, we know as soon as we hear them, such as "Oh" for awakening and "Bah" for contempt and disgust.

Exclamatory sentences belong to one of the four categories of Chinese sentences (the other three categories are declarative sentences, interrogative sentences and imperative sentences). Exclamation sentences generally use a falling tone, with an exclamation mark at the end of the sentence (! ) said.