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What is Interjection?

Definition: An interjection is a unique part of speech used to express strong


emotions, reactions, or responses. It is a word or phrase that often stands
alone and is grammatically independent of the sentences around it.
Interjections can convey a range of emotions from excitement and surprise to
disgust and sorrow. They are frequently used in casual and expressive
speech.

Interjection and Its Types


Interjections vary based on the emotions or responses they convey. They add
a layer of emotional depth and immediacy to language and are essential in
concisely conveying feelings.

Types of interjections

● Joy: Yay, Woohoo, Hurray


● Surprise: Wow, Oh my, Whoa
● Disappointment: Alas, Oh no, Uh-oh
● Agreement: Yeah, Absolutely, Definitely
● Confusion: Huh, What, Eh
● Disgust: Ew, Yuck, Gross
● Fear: Eek, Yikes, Oh dear
● Greeting: Hi, Hello, Hey
● Farewell: Bye, So long, Farewell
● Pain or Distress: Ouch, Ow, Oh
● Relief: Phew, Ahh, Thank goodness
● Hesitation: Um, Uh, Er

Interjection for Joy


Interjections for joy are used to express happiness or great pleasure.

● Examples in Sentences:
○ Yay! I can’t believe I won.
○ Woo-hoo! We’re going to Disneyland!
○ Hooray! It’s your birthday!
○ Yippee! School’s out for summer.
○ Yoo-hoo! Over here, guys!
Interjection for Excitement
These express enthusiasm or extreme happiness about an event or situation.

● Examples in Sentences:
○ Wow! Look at that fireworks display.
○ Whoa! This rollercoaster is fast!
○ Aha! I finally solved the puzzle.
○ Eureka! I have found the solution.
○ Bingo! That’s exactly right.

Interjection for Surprise


Used to express astonishment or shock.

● Examples in Sentences:
○ Oh! I didn’t see that coming.
○ Gosh! That’s a big surprise.
○ Whoops! I didn’t mean to do that.
○ Gee whiz! That’s incredible.
○ Holy moly! That’s a huge cake.

Interjection for Agreement


Used to show agreement or acceptance.

● Examples in Sentences:
○ Alright! Let’s do it.
○ Sure! I can help with that.
○ Absolutely! I agree.
○ Indeed! You’re absolutely right.
○ Precisely! You’ve hit the nail on the head.

Interjection for Greeting


Express greetings or acknowledgment of someone’s presence.
● Examples in Sentences:
○ Hello! Welcome to our home.
○ Hey! Good to see you.
○ Hi! How have you been?
○ Welcome! Come on in.
○ Yo! Over here!

Interjection for Farewell


Used to say goodbye or send off someone.

● Examples in Sentences:
○ Goodbye! Take care.
○ Farewell! Safe travels.
○ See ya! Catch you later.
○ Adios! Until next time.
○ Ciao! Have a great day.

Interjection for Disappointment


Express feelings of dissatisfaction or displeasure.

● Examples in Sentences:
○ Oh no! That’s not good.
○ Alas! I was hoping for more.
○ Darn! I missed the bus.
○ Drat! It slipped away.
○ Ugh! Not this again.

Interjection for Relief


Used to express a feeling of reassurance or relaxation after a stressful
situation.

● Examples in Sentences:
○ Phew! That was close.
○ Ahh! That feels better.
○ Thank goodness! We made it.
○ Finally! The wait is over.
○ At last! I’ve finished the project.

Must Learn About:

Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs, Interjections, Prepositions,


Conjunctions

Interjection for Confusion


Express uncertainty or lack of understanding.

● Examples in Sentences:
○ Huh? I don’t get it.
○ What? Can you repeat that?
○ Eh? What did you say?
○ Hmm? Is that right?
○ Pardon? I didn’t hear you.

Interjection for Pain or Discomfort


Used to express physical or emotional pain.

● Examples in Sentences:
○ Ouch! That hurt.
○ Ow! I stubbed my toe.
○ Aargh! I can’t take this anymore.
○ Eek! That’s scary.
○ Yikes! I didn’t expect that.

30 Examples of Interjection in Sentences


1. Wow! You look amazing.
2. Oops! I dropped my phone.
3. Hey! Watch where you’re going.
4. Yay! We won the match.
5. No way! Is that true?
6. Shh! Be quiet.
7. Hooray! Vacation starts tomorrow.
8. Geez! That’s harsh.
9. Ugh! I hate traffic.
10. Yikes! That was a close call.
11. Eureka! I solved the problem.
12. Bravo! Well done!
13. Alas! We lost the game.
14. Cheers! To your health.
15. Oof! That was heavy.
16. Zing! Good comeback.
17. Duh! I knew that.
18. Aww! That’s so cute.
19. Gulp! This is nerve-wracking.
20. Haha! That’s funny.
21. Brrr! It’s cold outside.
22. Whoa! Look at that!
23. Sigh! I’m so tired.
24. Hmph! I’m not impressed.
25. Boo! That was scary.
26. Yuck! I don’t like this food.
27. Wow! What a view!
28. Bingo! You guessed it.
29. Aha! Now I understand.
30. Hush! The baby is sleeping.

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