Interjections are short words or phrases inserted into a sentence to express emotion, such as “ouch” or “hey”. They can be placed in the middle of a sentence and are grammatically independent. Punctuation is needed to indicate a pause or break. Some words may act as interjections in some scenarios but not in others. From […]
Interjections are short, spontaneous sentences or utterances that express strong emotions, conversational cues, pauses, or onomatopoeia. They are characterized by brevity, punctuation, and often consist of only one word. Examples in English include “Ow!”, “Hello”, “Umm”, and “Ah!”. Literary devices like onomatopoeia can also function as interjections. Interjections are a common component of the English […]
