Exclamative Adjectives
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Definition: Exclamative adjectives are placed in front of nouns to express admiration, astonishment, indignation, or another strong sentiment.
French exclamative adjectives take the exact same form as interrogative adjectives:
Example in French: Note: An exclamative adjective expresses a strong emotion about the noun which follows, while an interrogative adjective asks a question about the noun. The exclamative adjective exclaims: The interrogative adjective interrogates:French Exclamative Adverbs Exclamative adverbs are placed in front of clauses to indicate shock, disbelief, awe, or some other strong emotion felt by the speaker. There are five French exclamative adverbs:
Comme il fait beau !Que is more or less interchangeable with comme: Qu'il fait beau !Que de is used in front of nouns: Que de monde !Informally, qu'est-ce que and ce que can replace comme and que: Qu'est-ce qu'il fait beau ! Ce qu'il fait beau!Combien means "how much/many" or "so much/many" and may be followed by a clause, an adverb, or de + noun: Combien il a changé ! |
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