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Interjections are words or phrases that express strong emotions or sudden reactions. They are often used to convey surprise, joy, anger, pain, or other intense feelings. Some common types of interjections include:
1. Exclamatory interjections: These express strong emotions or reactions, such as "Wow!", "Oh no!", or "Yay!"
2. Greeting interjections: These are used to greet or acknowledge someone, such as "Hello!", "Hey!", or "Hi!"
3. Farewell interjections: These are used to say goodbye or bid farewell, such as "Goodbye!", "See you later!", or "Take care!"
4. Approval interjections: These express agreement or approval, such as "Yes!", "Great!", or "Absolutely!"
5. Disapproval interjections: These express disagreement or disapproval, such as "No!", "Ugh!", or "Yuck!"
6. Surprise interjections: These express astonishment or shock, such as "Oh!", "Wow!", or "Gosh!"
7. Pain interjections: These express physical or emotional pain, such as "Ouch!", "Ow!", or "Yikes!"
8. Hesitation interjections: These indicate uncertainty or hesitation, such as "Um", "Uh", or "Well..."
These are just a few examples, and there are many more interjections that can be used in different situations to convey various emotions or reactions.
1. Exclamatory interjections: These express strong emotions or reactions, such as "Wow!", "Oh no!", or "Yay!"
2. Greeting interjections: These are used to greet or acknowledge someone, such as "Hello!", "Hey!", or "Hi!"
3. Farewell interjections: These are used to say goodbye or bid farewell, such as "Goodbye!", "See you later!", or "Take care!"
4. Approval interjections: These express agreement or approval, such as "Yes!", "Great!", or "Absolutely!"
5. Disapproval interjections: These express disagreement or disapproval, such as "No!", "Ugh!", or "Yuck!"
6. Surprise interjections: These express astonishment or shock, such as "Oh!", "Wow!", or "Gosh!"
7. Pain interjections: These express physical or emotional pain, such as "Ouch!", "Ow!", or "Yikes!"
8. Hesitation interjections: These indicate uncertainty or hesitation, such as "Um", "Uh", or "Well..."
These are just a few examples, and there are many more interjections that can be used in different situations to convey various emotions or reactions.
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