Exploring Types of Interjections in English Grammar

This video tutorial by Jennifer on Sparkle English covers interjections, one of the eight parts of speech. It explains what interjections are, their role in expressing emotions, and how they can be used in sentences. The video categorizes interjections into primary, secondary, volative, emotive, and cognitive types, providing examples for each. It also discusses the punctuation of interjections and includes a quiz to test understanding.

What are interjections primarily used for?

• To express emotions

• To describe actions

• To connect sentences

• To name objects

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Which of the following is a primary interjection?

• Indeed

• Nice

• Oops

• Boy

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What is the main characteristic of primary interjections?

• They can function as nouns

• They can only be used as interjections

• They can function as adjectives

• They can function as verbs

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Which of the following is an example of a secondary interjection?

• Ouch

• Man

• Phew

• Yikes

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In the sentence 'Man, that exam was hard,' what role does 'Man' play?

• Interjection

• Adjective

• Verb

• Noun

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Which interjection would you use to command someone to be quiet?

• Shoo

• Hey

• Tell

• Enough

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What type of interjection is 'Ouch'?

• Volative

• Primary

• Emotive

• Cognitive

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Which interjection is used to express relief?

• Eek

• Phew

• Ugh

• Oh

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What is a common use of cognitive interjections?

• Expressing emotions

• Naming objects

• Giving commands

• Expressing thoughts

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Which interjection is often used when hesitating?

• Aha

• Um

• Hmm

• Uh

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