Imperative sentences are often confused with exclamatory sentences since both can end in an exclamation point or mark. Imperative sentences that end in exclamation give an order or command. Whereas exclamatory sentences are used to express surprise, excitement, or similar heightened emotions. Examples of exclamatory sentences include:
You are so cute!
It is a girl!
This game is making me insane!
What a big cat!
Oh, no!
Hurrah! We won the match.
Exclamatory sentences contain a subject, whereas imperative sentences do not require a subject.