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Word order in exclamatory sentences?
First of all, what is the Spanish for "exclamatory sentences"?
Second, about the word order. My book says the following: Order: ¡ + verb + subject + object + ! Example: ¡Ganaron + el partido + los chicos! Yet, isn't "los chicos" the subject of the sentence? So, either in the line that says "order" has the subject/object backwards, or the sentence does. Which?
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oraciones exclamatorias
frases exclamatorias You caught the mistake in the book, but I don't think it matters which is said first. |
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Ah hah! Thanks, Rusty!
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