An exclamatory sentence refers to a sentence with strong feelings, expressing strong feelings such as happiness, surprise, excitement and anger. Exclamation sentences usually end with an exclamation mark (! ) said. Sentences that express exclamatory mood are called exclamatory sentences. Sometimes declarative sentences, interrogative sentences and imperative sentences can also be transformed into exclamatory sentences.
It expresses strong emotions such as happiness, surprise, excitement and anger. Exclamation sentences generally use exclamation marks, which are 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. But some interjections can only be known by looking at the words before and after. And some interjections are not all composed of interjections.
The specific composition is as follows:
1. An exclamatory sentence composed of exclamatory sentences: Ouch! Help! (ouch, it means pain)
2. exclamatory sentences composed of nouns: dear! This must be lost! (Oh, my God, expressing surprise)
Slogans or exclamations of congratulations Example: Long live the great unity of the people of all ethnic groups!
4. An exclamatory sentence composed of adverbs such as "duo, duo, hao, zhen" and modal particles at the end of the sentence: How wonderful that would be!
As follows:
On the surface, it seems to be a form of question, but in fact it expresses affirmative meaning, and the answer lies in rhetorical question. Rhetorical forms are stronger than general declarative sentences, which can arouse people's deep thinking and reflection. Rhetorical question is one of the rhetorical devices.