Change the following 10 Assertive Sentences into Exclamatory Sentences:

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Change the following 10 Assertive Sentences into Exclamatory Sentences:


1. He is truly noble.

How noble he is!

2. This is indeed a great pleasure. 

What a pleasure!

3. It is very kind of you to help him like that. 

How kind you are to help him like it!

4  I wish I would young again.

Oh that I am young again!

or

Oh! I wish I could be young again. 

or

If only I were young again!

5. It is a very wonderful opportunity. 

What a wonderful opportunity!

6. It is a bitterly cold morning.

What a cold morning!

7. It was an extremely delightful party.

How delightful the party was!

8. She danced very beautifully.

How beautifully she danced!

9. I wish I had never met you. 

Would that I had never met you!

10. It is stupid of me to forget your name.

How stupid! I have forgotten your name.


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