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Interjections are words or phrases that are used to communicate powerful feelings or emotions. "Oh," "hey," "wow," and "ouch" are some common examples of interjections.
In English grammar, the majority of interjections end with an exclamation mark (!)
Interjections, one of the eight fundamental components of speech, appear in sentences to establish tone and mood. Interjections express how the speaker feels and are not grammatically related to the rest of the sentence.
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However, taking one step at a time is important and does not put too much pressure on kids. So we have divided the syllabus into different classes to ensure that your kid learns everything according to age and developmental level.
English Grammar Interjections for class 1
English Grammar Interjections for class 2
English Grammar Interjections for class 3
English Grammar Interjections for class 4
English Grammar Interjections for class 5
English Grammar Interjections for class 6
English Grammar Interjections for class 7
English Grammar Interjections for class 8
Frequently Asked Questions
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How can you spot interjections used in a sentence?
Interjections are mostly found at the start of sentences. They can, however, appear in the middle, and end as well. Interjections are often followed by a comma or an exclamation point.
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What role does interjection play in our everyday lives?
When we wish to convey a strong emotion like anger, frustration, happiness, enthusiasm, or grief, we use interjections. It's a way of expressing emotion.
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Can interjections contain multiple words?
Even though some interjections are made up of several words, they all function as one.
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