Grammar – Exclamation mark


An exclamation mark is a punctuation mark used to show a range of emotions. Examples: To show anger – You hurt me! To ask for help – Please help me! To show joy – Those flowers are so lovely! To show surprise or excitement – I can’t believe that you came first! Used after one word or after a short word – Oh! I’m so disappointed.


A Write words and phrases to show how this boy might feel on his birthday. Don’t forget the exclamation marks!


B Insert a full stop, an exclamation mark or a question mark.


Will the performance be on TV


The car is covered in ice


I am soaked to the bone


I went to France in May


Is that a tarantula


Who made the school rules


I have a long list of chores


I’m exhausted C Change the full stops to exclamation marks where necessary.


The alarm clock went off as normal. I sluggishly made my way downstairs. At first I thought my eyes were deceiving me. I rubbed them vigorously and looked again. Snow. There was a beautiful blanket of glistening white snow covering everything in sight. Fabulous. This was just what I wished for. I couldn’t wait to get outside to build a snowman and make snow angels. No school for me today. This was going to be the best day ever.


D Dictation: Listen to your teacher and write the sentences in your copy.


I can do this! I'm getting there. I need help! 71


Unit 12 | Persuasive Writing 2


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