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Interjections add meaning to a sentence or context by expressing...

• a feeling, making a demand, or emphasizing a thought.

• an action

• a position

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Hurray! We won the match.

That really hurt badly.

Wow! That is a beautiful dress indeed.

That was unexpected.

Whoa! That guy is unbelievably huge.

All of the above are the examples of interjection. State Yes or No.

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Hurray! We won the match.

Choose the best expression based on the statement above.

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all of them are examples of Interjections for Grief/Pain except

• Look! Who has come?

• Oh! The man is so weak.

• What a pity! You have lost your tab.

• Ah! The project turned into a failure.

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all of them are not Examples of Interjections for Approval except

• Yippee! We are going on vacation.

• Yummy! The pudding is really tasty.

• Hi! Here I am.

• What! You have broken the glass of the window.

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____. I’m not eating that. Write the best interjection.

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What a pity! Allen has become the highest score. The interjection used is suitable for the statement . Yes or No?

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____ are interjections used to acknowledge or welcome someone or to express good wishes at the end of a conversation.

• An emotive interjection

• A cognitive interjection

• Greetings and parting words/phrases

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Below are examples of Greetings and parting words/phrases in interjections used to acknowledge or welcome someone or to express good wishes at the end of a conversation. except..

• Bye!

• Hey!

• Hmm?

• See you soon! Drive safe.

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Shh! I can’t focus when you’re singing.

Choose the best picture to describe the sentence above.

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