Interjections Lesson

Interjections!

Yay! :)

Open Ended

Let's think...what is an interjection? Share your thoughts below.

​What is an interjection?

​-The word "interjection" comes from

​the Latin words "between" (inter)

​and "to throw" (jacĕre).

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​-Interjections are "thrown" in between

sentences to express a

sudden feeling.

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​-Usually, interjections are used to

​express surprise.

How do I use an interjection?

​-Interjections usually stand alone

​with an exclamation point or a period

​(if the feeling is not as strong.)

​

​-If used in a sentence, a comma

​separates an interjection from the

​rest of the sentence.

​

​Example: Wow, I didn't see that coming.

Let's review and practice! ​

Multiple Choice

Interjections are "thrown" in between sentences to show a sudden feeling.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which would be an interjection you might used if you felt surprised? 

• Sorry.

• Wow!

• Hey!

• Oh, no.

Multiple Choice

Which would be an interjection you might used if you felt pain?

• Great!

• Sorry!

• No!

• Ouch!

Multiple Choice

Which would be an interjection you might used if you felt excited to see a friend?

• Oh!

• Bye!

• Hi!

• Sorry!

Multiple Choice

Which interjection is written correctly in a sentence?

• Hey I loved that movie too! 

• Hey' I loved that movie too!

• Hey, I loved that movie too!

• Hey....I loved that movie too!