

Exclamatory sentences are used to express strong feelings or emotions such as happiness, surprise, anger, or excitement. These sentences usually end with an exclamation mark (!) and begin with words like what or how.
Learning exclamatory sentences helps students express emotions in writing and speech. They make language more interesting and expressive, helping learners build creative communication skills.
Through this worksheet, students will identify exclamatory sentences, choose correct words to complete them, and create their own expressive statements improving emotional vocabulary and writing flair.
| Question | Correct Answer |
|---|---|
| What a beautiful day it is! | Exclamatory |
| How amazing this performance was! | Exclamatory |
| Wow! That cake looks delicious. | Exclamatory |
| Oh no! I forgot my homework. | Exclamatory |
| Hurray! We won the match. | Exclamatory |
| Sentence | Correct Answer |
|---|---|
| What _____ a wonderful day it is! | a |
| How _____ she sings! | beautifully |
| Oh _____ I forgot my bag! | no |
| Wow _____ an amazing performance! | what |
| Hurray _____ won the match! | we |
What a wonderful day it has been!
How amazing it feels when we achieve our goals!
Oh no, I forgot to bring my project file!
Hurray! We finally won the competition!
Wow, that was the most exciting trip ever!
How beautiful the sky looks when the sun sets!
What an incredible experience it was to visit the mountains!
An exclamatory sentence shows strong emotions like happiness, surprise, or anger. It always ends with an exclamation mark (!).
They often begin with words like what or how. Example: What a beautiful day it is!
They make language expressive and lively. Students can show feelings and reactions more vividly in writing and speech.
It ends with an exclamation mark (!) to highlight emotion or excitement. This makes the sentence stand out with energy.
It helps students identify emotions in writing and use expressive words correctly. Creating their own exclamatory sentences boosts creativity and confidence.