Change the following sentence into exclamatory sentence:- You dance v…

The correct answer is Option (2) → D only

Assertive to exclamatory:

• An assertive sentence with very + adverb (or adjective) is changed by:
  • Replacing "very" with How.
  • Bringing How + the adverb to the front, followed by the subject and verb.
  • Ending with an exclamation mark.
• This sentence: "You dance very well." → "How well you dance!"
  Example: She sings very sweetly. → How sweetly she sings!

(A) How you dance! — Incorrect.

• The adverb well is dropped, so the praise for the quality of the dancing is lost.
• Correct form: How well you dance!

(B) You dance very very well! — Incorrect.

• Only the mark changes.
• The sentence keeps the assertive word order without "How".
• Correct form: How well you dance!

(C) You can dance well! — Incorrect.

• "Can" speaks of ability, and "very" is lost.
• The meaning changes.
• Correct form: How well you dance!

(D) How well you dance! — Correct.

• "Very well" becomes How well at the front, followed by the subject and verb.

Tip: In this question the options do not follow the order of the statements (Option 1 = A only, Option 2 = D only, Option 3 = C only, Option 4 = B only). NTA often jumbles the options in this way, so after finding the correct statement, read the options carefully and mark the one with the right letter.