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The document discusses different types of interjections including expressive, greeting, attention-getting, agreement, and disagreement interjections. It provides examples of common interjections that fall into each category and explains that interjections are used to convey strong emotions or feelings and add emphasis or attitude.

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Interjections

The document discusses different types of interjections including expressive, greeting, attention-getting, agreement, and disagreement interjections. It provides examples of common interjections that fall into each category and explains that interjections are used to convey strong emotions or feelings and add emphasis or attitude.

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Interjections

AS YOU ALL KNOW THIS WILL BE MAINLY ABOUT INTERJECTIONS AND


ITS TYPES
What is an interjection

 An interjection are words or phrases that express an


emotion or feeling and are often used to convey surprise,
joy, anger, approval, or other strong emotions. They are
typically used in spoken language and can add emphasis or
express the speaker's attitude towards something.
Types of interjection

 There are several types of interjection


 Expressive interjections: These interjections convey a strong emotion or feeling,
such as "Wow!", "Oh!", "Yay!", "Ouch!", and "Hooray!"
 Greeting interjections: These interjections are used to greet someone or get their
attention, such as "Hey!", "Hello!", and "Hi!"
 Attention-getting interjections: These interjections are used to draw attention to
something, such as "Listen!", "Look!", and "Psst!“
 Interjections of agreement: These interjections show approval or agreement with
something, such as "Yes!", "Okay!", and "Sure!"
 Interjections of disagreement: These interjections express disagreement or
disapproval, such as "No!", "Uh-uh!", and "Not at all!"
Explanation for me and thomas

 Interjections are often followed by exclamation points when written to indicate


the strong emotion or feeling being expressed.They can also be used to break up
the flow of a sentence or add a conversational tone to writing.
 Interjections can add emphasis, emotion, or attitude to a sentence and are often
followed by an exclamation mark when written. They are typically used in
informal spoken language to convey the speaker's reaction to something.

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