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Uses of Flowers
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Transform the following sentence from exclamatory to assertive:
How sweet the rose smells! [Advanced]
A
How does the rose smell sweet.
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B
The sweet smell of the rose.
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C
The rose smells sweet.
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D
The rose has a sweet smell.
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Solution
The correct option is
C
The rose smells sweet.
Exclamation marks are removed in order to change an exclamatory sentence in an assertive sentence.
The format would be - subject + verb + adjective
Thus, option C is the correct answer according to the rule.
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