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Exclamatory Sentences Flashcards
AQA GCSE English Language specification
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Exclamatory sentence
A sentence that expresses strong emotion or surprise, often ending with an exclamation mark.
Purpose of exclamatory sentences
To convey strong feelings such as excitement, anger, or shock.
Exclamation mark
A punctuation mark (!) used at the end of an exclamatory sentence to emphasise emotion.
Example of an exclamatory sentence
'What a beautiful day!'
Effect of exclamatory sentences on the reader
They can create a sense of urgency, excitement, or emotional intensity.
Exclamatory sentence vs declarative sentence
Exclamatory sentences express emotion, while declarative sentences state facts or information.
Exclamatory sentence in persuasive writing
Used to emphasise a point or evoke an emotional response from the audience.
Exclamatory sentence in descriptive writing
Used to highlight a dramatic or vivid moment, adding emotional depth.
Exclamatory sentence in narrative writing
Used to reflect a character's strong emotions or reactions.
Analysing exclamatory sentences
Consider the emotion conveyed, the context, and the impact on the reader.

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