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What part of speech is ah?

"Ah" can be several parts of speech, depending on its function in the sentence. Here are some common possibilities:

* Interjection: This is the most common usage, expressing a range of emotions like surprise, relief, or pain.

* Example: "Ah, that feels much better!"

* Adverb: It can modify a verb or adjective, often expressing intensity or emphasis.

* Example: "He was ah, so nervous about the presentation."

* Noun: While less common, "ah" can be used as a noun to refer to a sound of surprise or pain.

* Example: "A sudden ah echoed through the room."

The specific part of speech for "ah" will depend on its context within the sentence.

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