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INTERJECTIONS

Denny Davis

15/09/2019 0 0

An interjection is a word that expresses a strong emotion.

It expresses emotions like joy, sorrow, excitement, surprise, sadness, happiness, pain.

EXAMPLES:

Oh! Wow! Hurrah!

Alas! Ouch! Oops!

Aha! Yahoo! Hurray!

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