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What symbols is an interjection?

Interjections are words or phrases that express strong emotion. They stand alone and are not grammatically connected to the rest of the sentence. While symbols aren't technically words, they can be used to express emotions and function similarly to interjections. Here are some examples:

Commonly used symbols as interjections:

* ! (exclamation mark): Indicates excitement, surprise, or emphasis.

* ? (question mark): Shows confusion, disbelief, or a rhetorical question.

* ... (ellipsis): Indicates a pause, suspense, or trailing off thought.

* :) (smiley face): Expresses happiness, amusement, or friendliness.

* :( (sad face): Indicates sadness, disappointment, or disapproval.

* :D (grinning face): Shows joy, excitement, or a big smile.

* :P (sticking out tongue): Expresses playfulness, teasing, or silliness.

* :/ (confused face): Shows confusion, skepticism, or uncertainty.

* O_O (wide eyes): Indicates shock, surprise, or amazement.

Other symbols can also be used as interjections, depending on context:

* * (asterisk): Can emphasize a word or phrase, or indicate a pause.

* - (dash): Can create a dramatic pause or break in a sentence.

* # (hashtag): Can be used to express a strong feeling or opinion.

Remember that the meaning of a symbol as an interjection can vary depending on the context and the intended meaning.

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