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Interjections: Ah! Now That's What I Call A Good Shot! Bravo!
Interjections: Ah! Now That's What I Call A Good Shot! Bravo!
Interjections are small words that bear no grammatical connection with the sentences in which
they are used. They express the emotions or sentiments of the speaker or convey hesitation or
protest. They are usually followed by an exclamation mark.
Since many interjections are mainly written forms of actual sounds that were produced by
humans, they are hardly used in academic or scholarly writing, unless they are a part of a direct
quote or otherwise.
Ah! Now thats what I call a good shot! Bravo!
Both Ah and Bravo are interjections used to show the speakers admiration in the sentence.
There are many different uses for various interjections; the following is a list of the common
interjections you may hear around you in daily life Interjection
Meaning
Use
Aah
Exclamation of fear
Ahh
Realization or
acceptance
Aww
Bingo
Acknowledge something
as right
Eh
Question something
Eww
Something disgusting
Hmph
To indicate displeasure
Oh
I see/ I think
Oops
Making a mistake
Ouch
Exclamation of pain
Shh
Uh oh
Showing dismay
Whew
Wow
Expressing surprise or
admiration
Yay/Yaay
Congratulatory
exclamation
Yeah
Variant of yes
Yikes
Yippee
Exclamation of
celebration
Some interjections are used to stall for time or indicate that the speaker is thinking of
something. These interjections are also used when someone doesnt know what to say. The
following is a list of these sounds or words; they are also called Hesitation Devices Interjection
Meaning
Use
Uh
Hmm
Thinking/Hesitating about
something
Er
Um