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    This document discusses interjections in English language. It defines interjections as words or phrases that show emotion or feeling and can stand alone or be placed before or after a sentence. It notes that interjections are often followed by an exclamation point and that nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs can become interjections when uttered as exclamations. Examples of common interjections like ah, oh, and ouch are provided.

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    This document discusses interjections in English language. It defines interjections as words or phrases that show emotion or feeling and can stand alone or be placed before or after a sentence. It notes that interjections are often followed by an exclamation point and that nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs can become interjections when uttered as exclamations. Examples of common interjections like ah, oh, and ouch are provided.

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    INSTITUT PENDIDIKAN GURU

    KAMPUS BAHASA MELAYU

    ENGLISH LANGUAGE
    PROFICIENCY
    MPU3022
    Interjection
    Aninterjectionisapartofspeechthatshowsthe
    emotionorfeelingoftheauthor.
    Thesewordsorphrasescanstandaloneorbe
    placedbeforeorafterasentence.
    Manytimesaninterjectionisfollowedbya
    punctuationmark,oftenanexclamationpoint(!).
    Nouns,verbs,adjectivesandadverbscan
    becomeinterjectionwhentheyareutteredas
    exclamation:
    Nouns
    Verbs
    Adjectives
    Interjections Adverbs

    ah, oh, hmm, ouch, aww,


    yippee, hurray, grrr, emm,
    huh, eh
    Examples and Function Of
    Interjection
    Exampleofinterjectiontoexpressemotions:

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