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In this cool morning, of course, it better to study English. Are you English learner? May be you are English student in university that take English as you major department or you are English learner in school level. You can find English material here. Yes, you come to the right place. You can learn English with me here by reading this article.

Well, in this occasion, I will give explanation about “Interjection”.
Do you ever hear about this material before? If you are not, please pay attention my explanation about this material and read this material carefully. Oke, check this out.

Interjection: Definition & Types

An interjection is a kind of exclamation inserted into regular speech. Actually, it is a brief and abrupt pause in speech for expressing emotions.

Interjections are unique and have some interesting features:

• Interjections don’t have a grammatical function in the sentence construction.
• They usually cannot be modified or inflected.
• They do not have to have a relation to the other parts of the sentence.
• They are highly context-sensitive.

In spoken language, interjections are the words we instantly use to show our reaction to something which influences our emotion. They are the initial reaction and sometimes do not even make sense. However, for formal speech or writing, using interjections is not appropriate.

Interjections mainly have four roles:

Rule 1: Interjections express sudden mood, emotions, and feeling with emphasis. There are also many taboo words that are usually used in everyday conversation but not in formal aspects. These words fall into the category of interjections.

Example:

• Wow! That’s an amazing movie.
• Aw, I did not want you to do this.
• What? You never told me that!

Rule 2: Some interjections interrupt a conversation or a thought or hold someone’s attention for a moment. These are just sounds, not words because these sounds do not make any sense.

Example:

• Your, um, shirt has a stain on the back.
• I want to, uh, ask you out on a date.

Rule 3: Some interjections express only yes or no.

Example:

• Yes! I will come to your party.
• Nah, we are not going.

Rule 4: Some interjections are used to get someone’s attention.

Example:

• Yo, Alex! Let’s go!
• Hey! Will you give me that ball?
• Yoo-hoo! Is there anyone here?

Okey, That’s all my explanation about this point. Thanks for your attention and thanks for visiting this website. See you next time…

Reference :
https://www.learngrammar.net/english-grammar/interjection

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