An interjection is a word that expresses emotion and is not grammatically related to the rest of the sentence. Common interjections include ouch, wow, ahem, boo, eww, oops, whoa, and yahoo. Interjections can be used at the beginning, middle, or end of sentences to convey surprise, approval, dislike, or other emotions. The document provides examples of interjections and their meanings, and instructs the reader to complete an activity using interjections in their own sentences.

2. An interjection is a word that shows emotion.
Examples:
Ouch! My wound is bleeding!
Wow! That was an amazing jump!
Interjection is not grammatically related
to any other parts of the sentence.

3. Use of Interjections
•Beginning of Sentences
“Oh no, I can’t believe it!”
•Middle of Sentences
“In my opinion, my gosh, this is just the
smartest thing you’ve ever said.”
•End of Sentences
“It’s pretty good, huh?”

4. Examples of interjections and their meaning:
Ahem – the sound of someone clearing their
throat and means “attention” or “listen”
Boo – used to scare someone or to voice
disapproval
Eww – to express dislike or disgust

5. Oops – an exclamation people use when they
accidentally do something
Whoa – this can show surprise or amazement
Yahoo – expresses joy or happiness
Yeah – this shows a very strong
affirmation or approval

6. THANK YOU for
listening
To see if you really
understand the lesson, let
us have an activity.
Kindly get a whole sheet
of paper.

7. Hay naku! ‘Wag na kasing
magreklamo, kumuha nalang ng
papel.

8. A. Construct three (3) sentences having hyphenated
words.
Example: He is a well-known singer.
B. Construct three (3) sentences with dashes.
Example: There is only one man suited to the job – Mr Lee.

9. C. Use the following interjections in you own
sentences.
1. Boo
2. Eww
3. Oops
4. Whoa
5. Yahoo