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Interjections
Interjections: Express Emotions and Reactions in English
Interjections allow you to express strong emotions, reactions, or exclamations. Words like Wow!, Oh no!, and Oops! add personality and emotional depth to your speech. You typically use interjections in informal conversations, and they often stand alone, without forming part of the sentence’s grammar structure.
Learning how to use interjections helps you express emotions like surprise, excitement, disappointment, or joy more naturally and expressively in English.
Transition Words and Linking Words describe the relationship between two statements, phrases, sentences, or paragraphs.
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