Los exclamativos P. 6. Formando los exclamativos En español el exclamativo se forma con: Qué (+sustantivo, adjetivo, o adverbio) what, what a, how, or.

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Los exclamativos P. 6

Formando los exclamativos En español el exclamativo se forma con: Qué (+sustantivo, adjetivo, o adverbio) what, what a, how, or such

Se puede usar el “qué” con: un sustantivo (sin el artículo) ¡Qué lástima! = What a shame! ¡Qué lío! = What a mess! ¡Qué asco! = How awful! ¡Qué partido! = What a game!

¡Qué + sustantivo! Es posible que haya un adjetivo ANTES del sustantivo ¡Qué mala suerte! = What bad luck! ¡Qué buenas noticias! = What good news! ¡Qué blanca nieve! = Such white snow! Si tienes un adjetivo DESPUÉS del sustantivo, tienes que tener la palabra “más” o “tan” ¡Qué mujer tan bonita! = What a pretty woman ¡Qué chico tan alto! = What a tall boy! ¡Qué clase tan interesante! = What an interesting class.

Se puede usar “qué” con: un adjetivo ¡Qué rojo es! = How red it is! ¡Qué alto eres! = How tall you are! ¡Qué bonito! = How pretty! ¡Qué interesante! = How interesting!

Se puede usar “qué” con: un adverbio (+ verbo) ¡Qué rápido corre! = How fast he runs! ¡Qué bien trabajas! = How well you work! ¡Qué lejos viven! = How far away you guys live! ¡Qué mal se ve! = How bad it looks!

Practiquemos 1.How fun! 2.How boring! 3.What a surprise! 4.What a beautiful house! (Usa tan o más) 5.What a bad teacher! (female) 6.What a terrible day! (usa tan o más)

Practiquemos 1.How fun! ¡Qué divertido! 2.How boring! ¡Qué aburrido! 3.What a surprise! ¡Qué sorpresa! 4.What a beautiful house! ¡Qué casa tan/más bonita! 5.What a bad teacher! (female) ¡Qué mala profesora! 6.What a terrible day! ¡Qué día tan/más terrible!

A Rhetorical Question

What is a rhetorical question? What makes a question rhetorical is that it is not asked as a question, but more as a fact or an expression, and does not require an answer. It is usually defined as any question asked for a purpose in order to make a statement. For example, "Why are you so stupid?" is likely to be a statement regarding one's opinion of the person addressed rather than a genuine request to know.

A rhetorical question is a question asked which is intended to influence your opinion rather than require an answer. eg How much longer do we have to suffer this government? Obviously the questioner is not happy with the government and wants you to believe the same: he is not interested in a factual answer. A rhetorical question is actually a statement that's been phrased as a question to give it more impact. So, instead of saying "I am the greatest dancer in the world!", which sounds a little cheeky, one might say "Who is the greatest dancer in the world? Me!" which sounds more light-hearted, and encourages other people to agree.sounds