The correct answer is Option (3) - How beautiful is the evening!
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Assertive Sentence: An assertive sentence is a declarative statement that makes a straightforward assertion, such as "The evening is very beautiful."
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Exclamatory Sentence: An exclamatory sentence expresses strong feelings or emotions, typically ending with an exclamation mark.
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Converting to Exclamatory:
- The phrase "very beautiful" is transformed into an emotional exclamation.
- The use of "How" is a common structure to show amazement or admiration: "How + adjective + subject + verb!"
- Example: "The evening is very beautiful" becomes "How beautiful is the evening!"
Other options
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"An evening it is and that too a beautiful one."
- This is not an exclamatory sentence but rather a poetic or dramatic assertive statement.
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"Beautiful is this evening!"
- This is a poetic inversion, not a standard exclamatory sentence.
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"What beauty is that evening!"
- This changes the meaning and focuses on the abstract concept of beauty rather than the specific evening, which deviates from the original sentence.
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