“嘛”是一个表示陈述或感叹语气的助词,它只出现在陈述句或感叹句中而不出现在疑问句中;一般说来,在陈述句中,它出现在句子的中间,后面用一个逗号隔开,在感叹句中,它出现在句末。如: (1) 不要紧嘛,我们现在有了自己的、最好的医院了。(徐迟《地质之光》) (2) 军人么,服从命令是天职。(李存葆《高山下的花环》) (3) 正因为柳岚文化差,才更应该让她上大学深造嘛!(李存葆《高山下的花环》) 以上三句,(1)(2)是陈述句,“嘛 “Well” is a particle that expresses a statement or an exclamatory tone. It only appears in a declarative sentence or exclamatory sentence and does not appear in the interrogative sentence; generally, in the declarative sentence, it appears in the middle of a sentence, followed by a comma. In the exclamatory sentence, it appears at the end of the sentence. Such as: (1) It does not matter. We now have our own, best hospital. (Xu Chi’s “Light of Geology”) (2) What are the soldiers? Obeying orders is a bounden duty. (Li Cunyu’s “Garland under the Mountain”) (3) It is because of Liu Xie’s poor culture that she should be allowed to go to college for further study (Li Cunxiong, “Garland under the Mountain”). The above three sentences (1) and (2) are declarative sentences. ,"Well