The Interjection
The interjection has the same purpose as an exclamatory sentence and that is to express a strong
feeling. The interjection is usually followed by an exclamation point. The big difference in an
interjection and an exclamatory sentence is that an interjection is only a word and has no grammatical
relationship to the rest of the sentence.
Examples of interjections;
Ouch! That hurts.
Uh-oh! I’m in a real trouble now.
Wow! What a super report card!
Goodness! What kind of animal would you call that?
Aha! This is much better.