INTERJECTION

INTERJECTION

INTERJECTION

DEFINITION: Interjections are brief and abrupt pauses in speech, usually used for expressing emotions.
Example: Oh! That feels terrible. Alas! They have lost the match.

An interjection is a word that expresses some sudden feeling. Interjections are brief and abrupt pauses in speech, usually used for expressing emotions.

The part of speech that expresses a strong feeling or sudden emotion or emotion is called interjection or exclamation. Generally interjections were used in exclamatory sentences and take notes of exclamation as punctuation.

Words that express feelings of emotions, strong feelings or feelings, their interference is called. Interjection is usually used in Exclamatory Sentence, and an amazing sign (!) is used as a punctuation mark at the end of the sentence.

Interjection is not grammatically related to any other part of the sentence.

Example:
- Oh no! I missed the schedule of the class (express failure)
- Hey! Do you hear me? (Calling attention)
- Hey! Take it easy (calling attention)
- Uh, I forget the answer. (Express hesitation)
- Hurrah! We have won the match (Express joy)
- Wow! She is amazing (Express surprise)

More Examples: Oh! That feels terrible. Alas! They have lost the match.

Oh! What a beautiful bird!

Ah! This food is nice.

Alas! The man is dead.