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    An interjection is a word used to express a sudden emotion, usually placed at the beginning of a sentence or in conversation. It is followed by an exclamation point. Examples of common interjections include ah, hoorah, wow, huh, oops, hi, ouch, phew, and yuck. Interjections have no grammatical value within a sentence but provide emotional context.

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    An interjection is a word used to express a sudden emotion, usually placed at the beginning of a sentence or in conversation. It is followed by an exclamation point. Examples of common interjections include ah, hoorah, wow, huh, oops, hi, ouch, phew, and yuck. Interjections have no grammatical value within a sentence but provide emotional context.

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    INTERJECTION VERB ADVERB CONJUNCTION PREP[OSITION NOUN PRONOUN ADJECTIVES

    - An interjection is a word “throw in”


    - Mostly at the beginning of a sentence, or in a conversation, to express a deep or sudden emotion. It is
    followed by an exclamation mark (!).

    Example:
    Ah! I’ve got a toothache.
    Hoorah! We won!
    Wow! What a brilliant idea!
    Huh! What did you say?
    Oops! I’m sorry!
    Hi! How are you?
    Ouch! That hurts!
    Phew! It’s finally done!
    Yuck! This tastes awful!

    Interjection has no grammatical value.

    Hello! Hey! Bye! And Shhh! are also interjection.

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