I am specifically looking for question-exclamation sentences where the verb is in the second position in the sentence.
Example sentences,
How beautiful is that!
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You mean more, sentences where the adjective is second, e.g.:
– how uncomfortable it is here today!
– how full the city was yesterday!
How scary the cat is on the tree!
Etc.