Question

эмфатические предложениязадание: Here are some examples of how non-native English speakers make mistakes when they try to express their feelings and emotions. if the statement is correct. Do the corrections if necessary. вот предложения: -What an awful film is!-I do love ballet-What nice surprise!-How smart are you!-An absolutely brilliant musical!-A really sensational film!-All this does make me tired-It did made me cry-I did enjoy the show-It's a very superb show!Помогите пожалуйста, очень надо....

Answer 1

Может быть вот так?
-What an awful film it is!
-I do love ballet! (здесь слово do заменяет really)
-What a nice surprise!
-How smart  you are!
-It's an absolutely brilliant musical!
-It's a really sensational film!
-All this makes me tired
-It did make me cry
-I did enjoy the show
-It's a very superb show!

Answer 2

I will answer your question in detail. Emphatic sentences are sentences that express strong feelings or emotions, such as surprise, admiration, anger, etc. They often use special words or structures to add emphasis. Here are some examples of emphatic sentences:

- What a wonderful day it is! - I absolutely hate this weather! - How dare you talk to me like that! - She is such a talented singer!

Now, let's look at the sentences you provided and see if they are correct or not. I will also explain the mistakes and how to fix them.

- What an awful film is! Incorrect. This sentence has the wrong word order. The verb 'is' should come before the noun 'film'. The correct sentence is: What an awful film it is! - I do love ballet. Correct. This sentence uses the auxiliary verb 'do' to add emphasis to the main verb 'love'. This is a common way to show emphasis in English. - What nice surprise! Incorrect. This sentence is missing an article before the noun 'surprise'. You need to use either 'a' or 'the', depending on the context. The correct sentence is: What a nice surprise! or What the nice surprise! - How smart are you! Correct. This sentence uses inversion to add emphasis. Inversion means changing the normal word order of a sentence. In this case, the subject 'you' and the verb 'are' are inverted. This is a common way to show emphasis in questions or exclamations. - An absolutely brilliant musical! Correct. This sentence uses an adverb 'absolutely' to modify an adjective 'brilliant'. This is a common way to show emphasis in adjectives. You can also use other adverbs, such as 'very', 'really', 'extremely', etc. - A really sensational film! Correct. This sentence uses the same structure as the previous one, but with different words. It also uses an adverb 'really' to modify an adjective 'sensational'. - All this does make me tired. Correct. This sentence uses the same structure as the second one, but with different words. It also uses the auxiliary verb 'does' to add emphasis to the main verb 'make'. - It did made me cry. Incorrect. This sentence has a verb tense error. When you use the auxiliary verb 'did' to add emphasis, you need to use the base form of the main verb, not the past tense. The correct sentence is: It did make me cry. - I did enjoy the show. Correct. This sentence uses the same structure as the previous one, but with different words. It also uses the auxiliary verb 'did' to add emphasis to the main verb 'enjoy'. - It's a very superb show! Incorrect. This sentence is grammatically correct, but it is not a good example of emphatic sentence. The reason is that the adverb 'very' is too weak to modify the adjective 'superb', which is already a strong word. It is better to use a stronger adverb, such as 'absolutely', 'incredibly', 'amazingly', etc. The correct sentence is: It's an absolutely superb show!

I hope this helps you understand emphatic sentences better. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask me.

Answer 3

- What an awful film is! (Incorrect) - I do love ballet (Correct) - What nice surprise! (Incorrect) - How smart are you! (Correct) - An absolutely brilliant musical! (Correct) - A really sensational film! (Correct) - All this does make me tired (Correct) - It did made me cry (Incorrect) - I did enjoy the show (Correct) - It's a very superb show! (Correct)

Corrections: - What an awful film! (The word "is" should be removed) - What a nice surprise! (The word "is" should be removed) - It did make me cry (The word "did" should be removed) - It's a superb show! (The word "very" is not necessary)

Explanation: 1. "What an awful film!" - The word "is" is not needed in this sentence. 2. "I do love ballet" - This sentence is correct. The word "do" is used for emphasis. 3. "What a nice surprise!" - The word "is" is not needed in this sentence. 4. "How smart are you!" - This sentence is correct. The word "are" is used for emphasis. 5. "An absolutely brilliant musical!" - This sentence is correct. The word "absolutely" is used for emphasis. 6. "A really sensational film!" - This sentence is correct. The word "really" is used for emphasis. 7. "All this does make me tired" - This sentence is correct. The word "does" is used for emphasis. 8. "It did make me cry" - The word "did" should be removed as it is not necessary. 9. "I did enjoy the show" - This sentence is correct. The word "did" is used for emphasis. 10. "It's a superb show!" - The word "very" is not necessary in this sentence.