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Mr1bin Posted 14 years ago
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How + adj/adverb + Subject + Verb
How + adj/adverb + Subject + Verb
I learned we use this pattern when we express our feeling.
Here is my question.
How beautiful she is.
I heard this sentence but... I also heard..
How foolish of me.
Isn't it supposed to be "How foolish I am"?
Or are they interchangeable? Thanks.
I learned we use this pattern when we express our feeling.
Here is my question.
How beautiful she is.
I heard this sentence but... I also heard..
How foolish of me.
Isn't it supposed to be "How foolish I am"?
Or are they interchangeable? Thanks.
Top answer
How beautiful she is! The above sentence is correct but you’ve to use the exclamatory sign as such a sentence is used to express wonder. How foolish of me!
- How beautiful she is!
- The above sentence is correct but you’ve to use the exclamatory sign as such a sentence is used to express wonder.
- How foolish of me!
- The above sentence is also correct.
- However, they are not interchangeable.
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How beautiful she is!
The above sentence is correct but you’ve to use the exclamatory sign as such a sentence is used to express wonder.
How foolish of me!
The above sentence is also correct. However, they are not interchangeable.
The above sentence is correct but you’ve to use the exclamatory sign as such a sentence is used to express wonder.
How foolish of me!
The above sentence is also correct. However, they are not interchangeable.
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