Interjections
An interjection is a word used in a
sentence to express some feeling of the mind. As a matter of face, an
Interjection is not a part of the construction of a sentence. So, we can say
that parts of speech except Interjection have some grammatical link with some
other word in the sentence in which they are found.
Many people think that as the word
‘Interjection’ that we use for such situations is not a part of speech, it
should be given no word at all. But we must give it a name, and however,
because it is a word and grammar takes care of every word that is present in
human speech. We always put an exclamation mark after an Interjection. Here are
some examples of interjections.
Joy Hurrah, Huzza, aha, alack,
Grief oh, ah, alas,
Amusement ha, ha,
Approval Bravo,
Weariness Heigh-ho,
Attention Lo,
bark, hush, hist
Reproof Fie,
Fie,
Contempt Stuff,
bosh, tut-tut, pooh,
To
call someone doubt Ho, holloa,
hum, hem, humph,