List of Most Commonly Used Interjections
There are some most commonly used Interjections with examples are:
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Interjections |
Examples |
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Ugh |
Ugh! I can not believe how moldy the fridge is. |
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Wow |
Wow, nice work! I am impressed. |
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Nice |
A lazy morning on a Sunday, nice! |
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Woohoo |
Woohoo! I won the match. |
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Cool |
Cool! I did not know you could open a beer with your teeth. |
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Win |
Those shoes were only 500 rupees? Win! |
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Huh |
Huh! I did not know your mummy was a pilot, that is interesting. |
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Noo |
Noo, I thought the food would be here by now. |
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So |
So…what did you want to speak to me about? |
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Ouch |
Ouch! I am not sure you should have been so honest. |
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Yup |
Yup, we can have that fixed for you in about an hour. |
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Oh my |
Oh my! Did you see how much that man looked like his dog? |
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Sweet |
Sweet! I shall meet you at the park tomorrow at two. |
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Awesome |
Awesome! We can sit next to each other on the plane! |
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Hmm |
Hmm, I am not sure! I think I will be able to finish that by Friday. |
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Yeah |
Yeah! We should try that! |
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Uh oh |
Uh oh, The shower is broken again. |
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Oh man oh |
Oh man, I spilt ice cream on my favourite coat |
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Ew |
Ew! You are going to eat that after it is been on the floor? |
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Ahh |
Ahh, I get it now. I thought you meant something else. |
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Sure |
Sure, You can book the tickets tonight if I want. |
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Hey |
Hey! How are you doing? We have not spoken in a while. |
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Um |
Um — I think we need to come up with a new plan. |
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Ha |
Ha, no it was not like that. |
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Oh dear oh |
Oh dear, I think I should go to bed a bit earlier tonight. |
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Yikes |
Yikes! That is a bit intense for a first date, isn’t it? |
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Oops |
Oops, I think I called that guy by the wrong name. |
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Like |
I am not sure. Like, maybe five or seven times? |
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Jeez |
He has already rung me three times today! Jeez! |
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Ahem |
Ahem! I am still waiting! |
Interjections – Definition, Types, Rules and Examples
Interjections
An interjection is a word or phrase expressing some kind of sudden feelings of sadness or emotions. Interjections are a type of part of speech, but in a sentence, they are not grammatically connected to other parts of a sentence. Interjections are those common words which use in everyday speech and informal writing. There are no particular rules as to where interjections should be placed in a sentence, but most often, they are seen to appear at the beginning of a sentence. It’s used to form exclamatory sentences.
Table of Content
- What is interjection
- Interjection definition
- Examples of Interjection
- Types of Interjection
- Rules of Interjections
- List of Interjections
- List of Most Commonly Used Interjections
- Interjections vs. conjunctions
- Interjections Quiz/Practice Questions on Interjections
- FAQs on Interjections