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What does interjection mean in language arts?

In language arts, an interjection is a word or phrase that expresses strong emotion or feeling. It's often used on its own, separate from the main sentence, and usually followed by an exclamation point.

Here's a breakdown:

* Function: Expresses strong emotion or feeling

* Placement: Usually stands alone, separate from the main sentence

* Punctuation: Often followed by an exclamation point (!)

* Examples:

* Wow! That's amazing!

* Ouch! That hurt!

* Hey! What's going on?

* Goodness! That was close.

Interjections can express a wide range of emotions, including:

* Surprise: Wow!, Oh!, Goodness!

* Pain: Ouch!, Yikes!

* Happiness: Yay!, Hooray!

* Anger: Darn!, Shoot!

* Disbelief: Well, I'll be!

Remember: While interjections are often informal, they can also be used in more formal writing to add emphasis or emotion to a sentence.

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