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    Interjections

    Created by:

    Meilicha Anggraini Pratiwi


    Nabila Raniah

    D4 of Midwifery
    Health Polytechnic Palembang
    2019
     An interjection is a word that
    expresses emotion and is often
    followed by an exclamation point.
    What is an
    interjection?
     It has no grammatical relation to
    rest of the sentence.
     An interjection is a word that
    expresses strong feeling or
    emotion
     Usually an interjection comes
    at the beginning or end of a
    sentence
    Interjections!
     It is followed by an exclamation
    Awesome! point (!) when the emotion is
    strong
     It is followed by a comma (,)
    when the emotion is mild
     Try not overuse interjections!
    aha hey ouch
    whew argh ow
    wow hooray
    yikes
    aw oh ugh
    Common goodness oops well
    Interjections yippee
     Sometimes an interjection is set off by a
    comma or a pair of commas.
     The fish weighed, oh, about
    three pounds.
     It’s time to go, alas.
     Hey! Stop that.
     Oh, never mind.
    Interjection  Something smells bad, ugh.
    Practice  The party was, well, interesting.
     Oh dear, Lilly! Be careful with that
    milk!
     Is that a wasp? Ouch!
    Can you think of
    other
    interjections?
    Choose one of
    the multiple
    choices (a, b, c,
    or d) as the
    correct answer!

    1. Which sentence that expresses unbelieving to self- fault?


    a. “Wow, what a wonderful dress it is!”
    b. “Oh no! My last slice of pizza falls down.”
    c. “Hufft, don’t you realize that I have been waiting for you
    here for two hours?!”
    d. “Whoa, slow down, Madam. It is not my mistake.”
    2. Which sentence that expresses surprised feeling?
    a. “Well, is your sister sure to have her hair cut in that
    style?”
    b. “Uh-huh. In my opinion, he will be an awesome singer.”
    c. “Oh la la! Your children are so adorable.”
    d. “Umm, I do not have any idea for this trouble

    3. “ … , I thought I have added the sugar, but I added the salt


    instead. Now it tastes salty!” What is the right interjection
    to fill the blank to express angry feeling or frustration?
    a. Arrghh
    b. Umm
    c. Oh wow
    d. What
    4. “ … ! Good job, son! You always make us proud.” What is
    the right interjection to fill the blank to express a surprised
    feeling of something good?
    a. Umm
    b. Oh no
    c. Hufft
    d. Wow

    5. “Alas, he failed to pass his English exam.” What is the


    feeling that is expressed by interjection in this sentence?
    a. Sadness or sorry feeling
    b. Angry feeling to something
    c. Unbelieving feeling or surprised
    d. Feeling wonderful
    6. “Whoa, did you see his new car? It is adorable!” What
    feeling is expressed by the interjection in this sentence?
    a. Agree to something
    b. Feeling wonderful
    c. Feeling surprised
    d. Feeling awful to something

    7. Which sentence below that does not express wonderful


    feeling?
    a. “Ouch, you hurt my finger!”
    b. “Whoa, did you mean we will go to London tomorrow?
    Superb!”
    c. “Hmm, I think it is a good idea.”
    d. “Oh My God, what a best view that I see this morning.”
    8. Which sentence below that espresses welcoming to
    someone?
    a. “Wait, did you know him?”
    b. “Hi. Welcome to my house. Please come in.”
    c. “Arrgh.. Don’t ever come back to my home!”
    d. “Oops, I did not mean to do that.”

    9. Which one of the sentences below that does not express


    uncertain feeling / uncertainty?
    a. “Umm.. I am still not sure about the decision.”
    b. “Hold on, I will call you later about the schedule. It is not
    fixed yet.”
    c. “Hmm.. The meeting room is .. er .. beside the manager’s
    room.”
    d. “Heyaa! Look at these cute penguins!”
    10. “ … , it is the movie that I have ever watched.” Which is
    the best interjection to complete the sentence?
    a. Hufft
    b. Pfft
    c. Oh
    d. Mmm
    Quiz Questions

    1. Which one of these sentences that expresses hurt


    feeling?
    a. “Ouch! You pinch me so hard!”
    b. “Hffft, the movie is so boring.”
    c. “Nope! I do not want to go there alone.”
    d. “What? It is not my fault!”

    2. “ … , I have a brilliant idea!” Which one is the best


    interjection of realisation to complete the sentence?
    a. Hmm
    b. Alas
    c. Uh-huh
    d. Ah
    3. Which one of these sentences that expresses sympathy
    feeling?
    a. “Hey, are you okay?”
    b. “I am feeling not very well today”
    c. “What? Did you go there alone?”
    d. “Hufft, I hate this class.”

    4. Which one of these sentences that expresses curios


    feeling / curiosity?
    a. “Ah, I know her very well.”
    b. “Gee, you always come here late.”
    c. “Eh, do you know that Anna loves Julian?”
    d. “Hmm, I will think about it first.”
    5. Which of these sentences that expresses happy
    feeling?
    a. “Whoa, did you meet him yesterday?”
    b. “Wow, I get a new car on my birthday!”
    c. “Gee, didn’t you happy to hear that she won the
    competition?”
    d. “Hmm, I don’t agree with you about it.”
    Exercise Question

    1. B 6. C
    Answer key 2. C 7. A
    3. A 8. B
    4. D 9. D
    5. A 10. C
    Quiz question

    1. A
    Answer Key 2. D
    3. A
    4. C
    5. B

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