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    The document provides examples of how to use exclamatory sentences beginning with "What" or "How" to react strongly to something. It explains that "How" is used with an adjective to express reactions like "How interesting!" or "How funny!" while "What" is used with a noun or adjective followed by a noun, such as "What a day!" or "What a delicious cake!". The document then provides examples of completing exclamatory sentences and writing reactions using "What a..." or "How..." followed by a word.

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    Exclamatory Sentences Worksheet

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    The document provides examples of how to use exclamatory sentences beginning with "What" or "How" to react strongly to something. It explains that "How" is used with an adjective to express reactions like "How interesting!" or "How funny!" while "What" is used with a noun or adjective followed by a noun, such as "What a day!" or "What a delicious cake!". The document then provides examples of completing exclamatory sentences and writing reactions using "What a..." or "How..." followed by a word.

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    SUBJECT: English-Full Blast B1

    Teachers: Miriam Chayán, Raquel Ramos, Evert Martino


    We use exclamatory sentences beginning with What … or How
    … to react strongly to something.
    We use How … with an adjective.
    How interesting! How funny!
    We use What … with a noun or an adjective followed by a noun.
    What a day! What a delicious cake!

    1) Choose the correct words. 2) Order the words to make


    exclamatory sentences.
    1. When Sarah came home, there were a lot of her
    friends in the house. 1. day / what / beautiful / a /
    What / How a surprise! What a beautiful day!
    2. My mum is going to buy me a new coat! 2. a / delicious / cake / what /
    What / How wonderful! What a delicious cake!
    3. Nick got lost in the centre of Beijing. 3. hair / what / long /
    What / How a nightmare! What a long hair!
    4. My cousin’s house burned down in a fire. 4. wonderful / a / what / opportunity
    What / How terrible! What a wonderful opportunity!
    5. Sam failed all his exams. 5. an / story / what / incredible /
    What / How a disaster! What an incredible story!
    6. Why don’t we go to the cinema on Sunday? 6. lovely / clothes / what /
    What / How a great idea! What lovely clothes!
    7. I keep getting calls from somebody I don’t know. 7. pleasant / a / what / surprise /
    What / How strange! What a pleasant surprise!

    4) Write a reaction to the sentences using What a …! Or


    3) Complete the sentences. Use How or
    How …! And a word from the box.
    What a…

    1. Are you really going to Mexico? rude / shame / exciting / shock / lucky / mess / strange
    How exciting!
    2. Did you lose your money and home 1. Mary found some money while she was tidying her
    keys? room. How lucky!
    What a nightmare!
    2. Can you believe it? He lost his wallet and documents!
    3. Carl wants to be a singer. He can’t What a shame!
    sing.
    How funny! 3. My neighbour didn’t even say thank you when I helped
    him yesterday. How rude!
    4. Three days on a bus without air
    conditioning? 4. Mark can’t wait. He and his parents are going on
    What a terrible experience! holiday to Paris next week. How exciting!
    5. Did you really see Brad Pitt? 5. I’m so sad. I failed my final English test yesterday.
    How amazing! What a shock!
    6. Do you know Mary and Frank? 6. Jane dropped her clothes all over the floor as she was
    Yes, I do. What a nice couple! looking for her black evening dress.
    What a mess!
    7. That’s odd. She doesn’t normally wear a suit.
    How strange!

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