English Grammar : Interjections

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Interjections

Let's go through some examples Wow! - Expresses astonishment or admiration.

Example: "Wow! That's an incredible view!"

Oh! - Indicates surprise, realization, or understanding. Example: "Oh! I see what you mean now."

Ouch! - Conveys pain or discomfort. Example: "Ouch! That hurt!"

Yay! - Expresses joy, excitement, or celebration. Example: "Yay! We won the game!"

Oops! - Indicates a mistake or accident. Example: "Oops! I dropped my phone."

Interjections are words or phrases that are used to express strong emotions, sudden feelings, or brief remarks.

Interjections are independent words or phrases that are not grammatically linked to the remainder of the sentence.

They serve to convey emotions such as surprise, joy, frustration, or excitement. Interjections are often followed by an exclamation mark to emphasize the emotional intensity.

English Grammar : Interjections

Final Words

Interjections add an emotional or expressive element to communication, allowing speakers or writers to convey their feelings more vividly. They are often used in informal or conversational contexts, but can also be used in written form to capture the intended tone or emotion of a situation.

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