An Interjection is a word put into a sentence to show some sudden feeling or emotion. Interjections do not refer to anything, but simply express the speaker’s emotion or wish. In grammatical terms, they occur in isolation as an exclamation, or are loosely added on to a sentence
Examples
| well | ofcourse | such |
Examples
| Hurrah! | Bravo! | Hush! |
| Hello! | Ugh! | Ah! |
| Ha! ha! | Oh! | Well done! |
| Alas! | Fie! | Hi! |
| Ha! | Yes! | Ouch! |
| Help! | Happy Birthday! | Good morning! |
| Wow! | Hush! | Hark! |
Use an exclamation point at the end of a sentence that shows a strong feeling such as surprise or fear. An exclamation point is used instead of a period. Notice that an exclamation point (!) is often used after interjections
Example Sentences For Exclamation Poin
| What! The house caught fire |
| Wow! Did you see that? |
| Hurrah! We have won the match |
| Alas! The soldier is dead |
| Oh! What a pretty dress it is |
| Ah! Here comes the actor at last |
| Hello! How do you do? |
| What! has he invited you! |
| Hush! Don’t make a noise |
| How wise he is! |
| Oh! what a nice game he played |
| Hurrah! we have won |
| Hello! what are you doing there? |
| Ah! I have hurt my toe |
| Hush! The baby may wake up |
| Hark! I hear a drum |
Modal auxiliaries are used for
1.Probability - will ought
2.Possibility - can, could, may, might