Assertive to Exclamatory

A. Change the following assertive sentences into exclamatory without changing the meaning.

(1) My hair grows very fast.

(2) The heat was very terrible.

(3) She was very talkative.

(4) The girl sings very sweetly.

(5) The sight is very pathetic.

(6) The next few days were very terrible.

(7) The scenery of the place is very charming.

(8) The cuckoo sings very sweetly.

(9) The crow looks very ugly.

(10) His hand writing is very clear.

B. Change the following assertive sentences into exclamatory without changing the meaning.

(1) It was a very lucky day.

(2) It is a very beautiful bird.

(3) The Padma is a very big river.

(4) It was an exciting game.

(5) He leads a most unhappy life.

(6) I have got a very nice gift for you.

(g) A little learning is a very dangerous thing.

(7) You are a great fool.

(8) He leads an unhappy life.

(9) He leads a most unhappy life.

(10) He leads a very unhappy life.

C. Change the following assertive sentences into exclamatory without changing the meaning.

(1) It is a very splendid building.

(2) The fox is a very cunning animal.

(3) It is a very cheering report.

(4) A little learning is a dangerous thing.

(5) He was a very honest boy.

(6) I wish I were young again.

(7) I wish I had the wings of a dove.

(8) I wish I could fly in the sky.

(9) I wish I could go there in time.

(10) I wish I were a bird.

D. Change the following assertive sentences into exclamatory without changing the meaning.

(1) I wish I had been rich.

(2) I wish I could be a child again.

(3) I wish I had the wings of a dove.

Assertive to Exclamatory – Answers

A. Change the following assertive sentences into exclamatory without changing the meaning.

(1) Assertive: My hair grows very fast.

Exclamatory: How fast my hair grows!

(2) Assertive: The heat was very terrible.

Exclamatory: How terrible the heat was!

(3) Assertive: She was very talkative.

Exclamatory: How talkative she was!

(4) Assertive: The girl sings very sweetly.

Exclamatory: How sweetly the girl sings!

(5) Assertive: The sight is very pathetic.

Exclamatory: How pathetic the sight is!

(6) Assertive: The next few days were very terrible.

Exclamatory: How terrible the next few days were!

(7) Assertive: The scenery of the place is very charming.

Exclamatory: How charming the scenery of the place is!

(8) Assertive: The cuckoo sings very sweetly.

Exclamatory: How sweetly the cuckoo sings!

(9) Assertive: The crow looks very ugly.

Exclamatory: How ugly the crow looks!

(10) Assertive: His hand writing is very clear.

Exclamatory: How clear his hand writing is!

B. Change the following assertive sentences into exclamatory without changing the meaning.

(1) Assertive: It was a very lucky day.

Exclamatory: What a lucky day it was!

(2) Assertive: It is a very beautiful bird.

Exclamatory: What a beautiful bird it is!

(3) Assertive: The Padma is a very big river.

Exclamatory: What a big river the Padma is!

(4) Assertive: It was an exciting game.

Exclamatory: What an exciting game it was!

(5) Assertive: He leads a most unhappy life.

Exclamatory: What an unhappy life he leads!

(6) Assertive: I have got a very nice gift for you.

Exclamatory: What a nice gift I have got for you!

(g) Assertive: A little learning is a very dangerous thing.

Exclamatory: What a dangerous thing a little learning is!

(7) Assertive: You are a great fool.

Exclamatory: What a fool you are!

(8) Assertive: He leads an unhappy life.

Exclamatory: What an unhappy life he leads!

(9) Assertive: He leads a most unhappy life.

Exclamatory: What an unhappy life he leads!

(10) Assertive: He leads a very unhappy life.

Exclamatory: What an unhappy life he leads!

C. Change the following assertive sentences into exclamatory without changing the meaning.

(1) Assertive: It is a very splendid building.

Exclamatory: What a splendid building it is!

(2) Assertive: The fox is a very cunning animal.

Exclamatory: What cunning animal the fox is!

(3) Assertive: It is a very cheering report.

Exclamatory: What a cheering report it is!

(4) Assertive: A little learning is a dangerous thing.

Exclamatory: What a dangerous thing a little learning is!

(5) Assertive: He was a very honest boy.

Exclamatory: What an honest boy he was!

(6) Assertive: I wish I were young again.

Exclamatory: If I were young again!

(7) Assertive: I wish I had the wings of a dove.

Exclamatory: If I had the wings of a dove!

(8) Assertive: I wish I could fly in the sky.

Exclamatory: If I could fly in the sky!

(9) Assertive: I wish I could go there in time.

Exclamatory: If I could go there in time!

(10) Assertive: I wish I were a bird.

Exclamatory: If I were a bird?

D. Change the following assertive sentences into exclamatory without changing the meaning.

(1) Assertive: I wish I had been rich.

Exclamatory: Had I been rich!

(2) Assertive: I wish I could be a child again.

Exclamatory: If I could be a child again!

(3) Assertive: I wish I had the wings of a dove.

Exclamatory: Had I the wings of a dove!