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- 1. INTERJECTION By: Alexandra G.Catimabang Thomas Vincent N. Peñaserada
- 2. What is Interjection? •isa word or expression that occurs as an utterance on its own and expresses a spontaneous feeling or reaction.
- 3. It is adiverse category, encompassing many different parts of speech, such as exclamations, curses, greetings, response particles, hesitation markers, and other words.
- 4. Main type ofInterjection
- 5. Primary interjections •Are singlewords that are used only as interjections. These words do not belong to any other word class.
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- 7. Secondary Interjection •Are wordsor groups of words that belong to other word classes. These words are usually have meaning other than the interjective meaning as well.
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- 9. Mild and StrongInterjection
- 10. Mild Interjection •The relativelymild expression of feelings and emotions is usually called Mild Interjections. These types are typically separated from the rest of the sentence by commas.
- 11. Example •Oh, I waslooking for you. •Well, it wasn't very easy. •Hmm, I'm doing well.
- 12. Strong Interjection •The strongoutbursts of expression are determined as Strong Interjections. These types are typically separated from the rest of the sentence by exclamation marks.
- 13. Example •Yay! I finallypassed. •Bingo! Found it. •Ouch! That hurt.
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- 15. Volitive interjection •Are thewords or phrases used to express sudden feelings. •Do not need a response from the person you are talking to.
- 16. Example •Ouch! That hurt. •Wow!That’s amazing.
- 17. Emotive interjection •Emotive interjectionsare the words or phrases used to express an emotion. •Usually need a response from the person you are talking to.
- 18. Example •I’m so happyfor you! •I’m so sorry about that.
- 19. Cognitive interjection •Are thewords or phrases used to express a thought. •Usually need a response from the person you are talking to.
- 20. Example •Hmm, I don’tknow about that. •I see. What do you think?
- 21. Types of Interjection basedon Emotions
- 22. Interjection of Greetings •Areuse to greet a person or express the sense of concern
- 23. Example •Hello! Is anybodylistening? •Hi! Where have you been for so long? •Hey! Where have you been?
- 24. Interjection of Surprise •Areused to express surprise over an incident.
- 25. Example •Eek! A scorpion! •Booh!Scared you! •Eep! I didn’t intend to hurt you! •Oh no! I spilled the juice! •Gee! That’s so nice of you! •Oops! Did it hurt?
- 26. Interjection of Joy •Areused to express happiness or joy on an incident, news or pleasant surprise.
- 27. Example •Ha ha! Thatguy is so funny! •Hurray! I am selected in the team! •Wow! Burger with double cheese! •Yahoo! We made it! •Yippee! We won the match!
- 28. Interjection of Approval •Is used to express a strong sense of approval for something
- 29. Example • Bravo! Toyour success! • Absolutely! That’s exactly what I want! • Good! Keep it up! • Cheers! To our team’s success! • Great! We will meet as scheduled. • Brilliant! You did a wonderful job! • Splendid! You performed best than others.
- 30. Interjection of Attention •Areused to draw the attention of someone.
- 31. Example •Listen! You mustdo as I say! •Behold! You are crossing the line! •Hush! Someone is coming our way! •Ssh! Keep quiet or you will wake up everyone!
- 32. Interjection of Sorrow •Areused to express sadness or pity about an incident or someone or even pain felt by one self.
- 33. Example •Aah! I lostmy purse! •Aww! Poor boy! (pity) •Ouch! I sprained my ankle! •Boohoo! I am crying inside! (Boohoo is often used to imitate crying) •Oww! That hurts! •Alas! His ordeal ended!
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