A pause at the end of an exclamatory sentence. Exclamation marks are also used in strong imperative sentences. Exclamation marks can be used for words with strong mood, non-subject-predicate sentences and exclamation marks with strong feelings. After address forms, response forms and onomatopoeia words, and at the end of slogans, if there is a strong feeling, exclamation marks are also used. If the exclamatory sentence has inverted elements, the exclamation mark at the end of the sentence should also be placed at the end of the sentence.
An exclamation mark indicates a pause at the end of an exclamation sentence. For example, strive for the prosperity of the motherland! How I want to see her old man! Exclamation sentences are used to express some strong feelings. Exclamation marks are also used at the end of strong imperative sentences. Get out of here! Stop shooting! Strong rhetorical questions sometimes use exclamation marks. I can't compare with him! When did I say that!
It can also be used as honorific words, such as: Congratulations! Congratulations! When two exclamation points are used together, the exclamation point is usually used in the latter, such as: ah, ah! I'm finally back! Strong rhetorical questions can also use exclamation marks, such as: What on earth do you mean? It can also be used when people are surprised, for example, you are dressed beautifully today!