Interjection
An interjection is a word or short phrase that expresses sudden emotion or reaction. It can show surprise, joy, anger, disgust, or any strong feeling. Interjections are often followed by an exclamation mark (!).
- Wow! That’s a beautiful painting.
- Ouch! That really hurt.
- Hurray! We won the match!
- Oh no! I forgot my keys.
- Alas! The hero died in the story.
1. Interjections of Joy
Used to express happiness or delight.
Examples: Hurray!, Yay!, Wow!, Bravo!, Great!
Example Sentence: Hurray! We finally won the trophy!
2. Interjections of Surprise
Used to express astonishment or wonder.
Examples: Oh!, What!, Really!, Gosh!, Aha!
Example Sentence: Oh! You’re already here!
3. Interjections of Sorrow
Used to express sadness, grief, or pity.
Examples: Alas!, Oh no!, Poor me!, Too bad!
Example Sentence: Alas! We lost our way in the storm.
4. Interjections of Anger
Used to express annoyance or frustration.
Examples: Damn!, Hey!, Shut up!, Stop!
Example Sentence: Hey! Watch where you’re going!
5. Interjections of Greeting
Used while meeting or welcoming someone.
Examples: Hello!, Hi!, Hey!, Good morning!
Example Sentence: Hi! How are you today?
6. Interjections of Approval
Used to show agreement or appreciation.
Examples: Bravo!, Well done!, Excellent!, Great!
Example Sentence: Bravo! That was an amazing performance!
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