Interjection

An interjection is used to express a short sudden emotion as an interruption or an aside..

Kinds of Conjunctions

There are many ways to classify or describe interjections.

1. Mild Interjection: A mild interjection is usually "a word" to express an aside.

   well, of course, such, etc

2. Strong Interjection: A strong interjection is usually "a word" to express an interruption.

   hurrah, bravo, Ah, etc

Or

1. Interjection of Joy: A interjection of joy is usually "a word" to express feelings of happiness.

   hurrah, ha ha, wow, etc

2. Interjection of Sorrow: A interjection of sorrow is usually "a word" to express feelings of sadness.

   ah, alas, etc

3. Interjection of Surprise: A interjection of surprise is usually "a word" to express feelings of being surprised.

   what, oh, etc

4. Interjection of Approval: A interjection of approval is usually "a word" to express feelings of approval for any task.

   well done, bravo, etc

5. Interjection of Calling: A interjection of calling is usually "a word" to express a calling of any reason to somebody.

   hello, ho, etc

6. Interjection of Attention: A interjection of attention is usually "a word" to express an order of be in attention to somebody.

   listen, look, behold, hush, etc