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qismat
Pakistan

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Plz guide Write exclamatory sentences as statement. 1. What a cold day! 2. Be quiet! 3.what a miracle! 4. Alas, his mother is no more!

10 Sep 2019      





zoemorosini
United States

Exclamatory sentences have an exclamation point at the end.  Take that off first.  "What a" changes to "It�s a" and the command "Be quiet" can be restated with a period, or changed as below.
 
By the way, the apostrophes I type are changing to strange symbols, so I put commas below instead.

It,s a cold day.
Quiet, please.
It,s a miracle.
Alas, his mother is no more.  OR His mother has passed away.

11 Sep 2019     



redcamarocruiser
United States

Very nice choices, zoemorosini! I was wondering how to make the second one a statement. What about �It is not quiet� as another possibility?

11 Sep 2019     



MoodyMoody
United States

A statement needs to have an explicit subject in English. "Quiet, please" is still imperative. What do you think of "You need to be quiet" as a statement. The imperative intent is still present, but the grammar is affirmative.

14 Sep 2019     



redcamarocruiser
United States

Love it MoodyMoody! How about �the class needs to be quiet� as well?�

14 Sep 2019