The document discusses different types of interjections used to express emotions. It provides examples of interjections used to express warmth in greetings like "Hello" and "Hey". Interjections used to show happiness over good events include "Hurrah" and "Wow". Interjections for surprise are "Ha" and "Oh". Finally, interjections for grief or pain over unfortunate events include "Alas" and "Ouch".

1. Presented by:
Shahban Iqbal
Presented to:
MS.Sabiha Saleem
Date:29-03-16
Program:BS(cs)

2. An interjection is a word in a sentence to express
some feeling or emotion of the mind.
They usually come at the beginning of a sentence.
Examples:
Hurrah, Wow, Ah, Well, Hello, Hey, Oh, Hmm, Alas

3. Interjection for greeting
Interjection for joy
Interjection for surprise
Interjection for Grief/pain

4. These interjections are used to indicate
emotion of warmth towards the other
person when they meet.
These include: Hello!, Hey!, Hi! etc.
Examples:
Hey! Good to see you today.
Hello! I am Jane

5. These interjections are used to indicate immediate
emotion of happiness on
a sudden happy event that occurred.
These include: Hurrah! , Wow!, Hurray! etc.
Examples:
Hurrah! We won the match.
Wow! I passed the exam.

6. These interjections are used by the speaker when
he expresses a strong sense of surprise on
something that happened.
These include: Ha!, What!, Oh!, Ah! etc
Examples:
What! His mother died?
Ah! I got promoted.

7. These interjections are used by the speaker when he
expresses a strong emotion of grief on something
unfortunate that happened.
These include: Alas!, Oh!, Ah!, Ouch! etc.
Examples:
Alas! He is dead.
Ouch! I hurt my foot.