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Interjection for Class 7

Definition of interjection for class 7: An interjection is a mood-showing word, it tells strong feelings. It tells the happy, sad, annoyed, and surprising mood of the subject in the sentence.

An interjection always succeded by an exclamation mark (!) at the end.

Sometimes when interjection is used with other words to show strong feelings it does not include any verb.

For Example: 

  • How strange! (no verb)
  • What a beauty! (no verb)

As in the above sentences, interjection conveys a complete sense they usually stand alone.

Here is a list of the most common interjections and feelings:

  • Ahem! – to attract attention or to express doubt or warning
  • Hey!– surprise or wonder
  • Bravo! – approval appreciation or cry of joy
  • Hurrah! – pleasure, joy elation, or victory
  • Hush! – to question
  • Ouch! – pain or embarrassment
  • Oh! – sadness or surprise
  • Oops! – alarm or when dropping something
  • Shit! – annoy or angry
  • Wow! – wonder or amazement
  • Yippe! – joy, elation, or excitement

Types  of Interjections for Class 7

  1. Interjection for joy
  2. Interjection for approval
  3. Interjection for a surprise
  4. Interjection for attention.
  5. Interjection for sorrow
  6. Interjection for greetings

Let us study the interjections in detail.

1. Interjection for Joy

Interjections of joy are used to express sudden happiness or good news or a pleasant surprise. Ha-ha, hurray, yahoo, wow, yippee, etc. are some words used to describe the interjection of joy.

Examples:-

  1. Wow! What a pleasant surprise.
  2. Yahoo! I passed the exam.
  3. Ha-ha! He always cracks funny jokes.
  4. Yippee! We are going on a trip.
  5. Hurrah! I won the quiz competition.

2. Interjection for Approval

An interjection of approval is used to express a strong sense of approval or agreement with something that has happened. Bravo, well done, absolutely, Good, very good, cheers, good job, great, brilliant, etc. are some words used to describe the interjection of approval.

Examples:-

  1. Bravo! You cleared the exam.
  2. Well done! The designs were attractive.
  3. Good! You performed well.
  4. Brilliant! You had done a good job.
  5. Cheers! Our team wins.

3. Interjection for a Surprise

An interjection of surprise is used to express shock at the news or something that happened. What, eh, ah, oh, hey, etc. are words used to describe interjections of surprise.

Examples:-

  1. What! He will not come to the party.
  2. Eh! You create a mess.
  3. Ah! What are you doing?
  4. Oh! I left my purse.
  5. Hey! Do you know about him?

4. Interjections of Attention

An interjection of attention is used to show or draw the attention or concern of someone. Look, listen, behold, hush, ssh, etc. are words used to describe interjections of attention.

Examples:-

  1. Look! He is standing there.
  2. Listen! Where are you going?
  3. Behold! This is so beautiful.
  4. Hush! The baby is sleeping.
  5. Ssh! He is studying for an exam.

5. Interjection for Sorrow

The interjection of sorrow is used to express sorrow or grief as sadness or pain by someone. Aah, aww, ouch, oww, Alas, etc. are words used to describe the interjection of sorrow.

Examples:-

  1. Alas! He is no more.
  2. Aah! I lost my watch.
  3. Ouch! The bat hit me badly.
  4. Oww! It’s very hurting.
  5. Aww! The poor girl.

6. Interjection of Greeting

The interjection of greeting is used to express to greet someone politely or to indicate the emotion of warmth meeting someone. Hey, hello, hi, and good morning are words that describe the interjection of a greeting.

Examples:-

  1. Hey! Let’s party together.
  2. Hello! My self Susan.
  3. Hi! Nice to see you.
  4. Good morning! Respected madam and sir.
  5. Hey! How is your health now?

Learn more interjections in the table below.

InterjectionMeaningExamples
AahExclamation of fear, sorrowAah! I lost my purse.
AhhRealization or acceptanceAhh! I am so sorry.
AwwSomething sweet or cuteAww! The baby is so cute.
BingoAcknowledge something as rightBingo! He was doing correct.
EhQuestion somethingEh! Can you let me take this.
EwwSomething disgustingEww! The room is so mess.
HmphTo indicate displeasureHmph! I can help you after you come here.
OhI see/ I thinkOh! It is so expensive.
OopsMaking a mistakeOops! I broke your favourite cup.
OuchExclamation of painOuch! I hit the door.
ShhAn indication for silenceShh! The boy is preparing for tomorrow exams.
Uh ohShowing dismay, worriedUh oh! He is not able to learn.
WhewAmazement and/or reliefWhew! The project is completed.
WowExpressing surprise or admirationWow! What a pretty dress.
Yay/YaayCongratulatory exclamationYay! The exams are finished.
YeahVariant of ‘yes’, happinessYeah! We are going to the fair.
YikesFor fear or concern (not serious)Yikes! I will be late.
YippeeExclamation of celebrationYippee! We won the competition.
UhTo express hesitationUh! I can't complete it.
WellTo introduce a remarkWell! You score good than previous

Interjection Worksheet for Class 7

 Fill in the blanks with the appropriate interjection.

  1. ___________! India is a super team.
  2. ___________! A teacher is teaching.
  3. ___________! Your grandfather met with an accident.
  4. ___________! The cup dropped from my hand.
  5. ___________! The car got a big dent.
  6. ___________! The rainbow looks beautiful.
  7. ___________! India won the medal in the Olympics.
  8. ___________! The PT teacher congratulated you.
  9. ___________! Today you baked a cake.
  10. ___________! That hurts.

Answers:

  1. Yippe
  2. Hush
  3. Oh
  4. Ouch
  5. Shit
  6. Wow
  7. Hurrah
  8. Bravo
  9. Wow
  10. Ouch

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