50 Examples of Sentences with Interjections

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The interjections they are invariable expressions or words that seek to attract the listener's attention, imitate sounds or express moods, reactions and impressions. For example: Phew! Hey?

They are pronounced in an exclamatory tone, so they are written between exclamation marks or of question. They function as stand-alone phrases that have a complete meaning on their own. Some examples of sentences with interjections are:

• Enough! They are silent or we leave.
• poof! There are more than a hundred kilometers to go.
• oh! I thought you were much younger.
• Oh! That did hurt.
• Hey? He speaks slower than anything is understood.

• See also: sentences with conjunctions

types of interjections

Interjections can be:

• expressive They transmit an emotion or sensation of the issuer. For example:

• Phew!
• oops!
• Oh!
• Hey?
• Hey!
• oh!

• Imitative. They are formed from onomatopoeia. They seek to imitate noises or sounds. For example:

• Meow!
• Wow!
• Boom!
• Knock Knock!
• Boom!
• wham!

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  .They consist of one or several words that, by themselves, are not interjections, but according to the context, they are used as such. For example:

• Snails!
• Ray!
• Men!
• Demons!
• Come on!
• Go ahead!

• Appellations. They start a conversation. They are used to contact the interlocutor. For example:

• Hey!
• Pst!
• Listen!
• Whoops!
• I listened!

• Formulative. They are used as a farewell or greeting. For example:

• Bye!
• Until next time!
• Hello!
• See you soon!
• Bye!
• Bye!
• Hello!

• interjective phrases. They are groups of words that function as interjections. For example:

• Holy God!
• My goodness!
• Oh my!
• Oh my god!
• OMG!

Interjections

1. OMG! It has been very late.
2. Hey! He dropped his wallet.
3. Attention! My son is getting married next year!
4. Go ahead! Tomorrow we go to the cinema.
5. Ray! I forgot I have an appointment with the dentist tomorrow.
6. Watch out! Don't cross the street without first looking.
7. Holy God! How beautiful that dress looks on you, daughter!
8. Men! Don't be mad, it was a joke.
9. Phew! I had a tiring day today.
10. eye! Come back before dark because that area is very dangerous.
11. Wow! I forgot the keys inside the car.
12. Shh! I want to hear what they talk about.
13. Oh my GOD! Get off that ladder right now.
14. Is dinner ready? Excellent!
15. Eureka! I found money on the street.
16. Listen! She left the car lights on.
17. The movie is very good. Bah! I liked it a lot.
18. Oh! I thought they were staying for dinner.
19. oops! I almost fall.
20. Wow! I was sure I would do well on the exam.
21. Oh! The living room is larger than expected.
22. And suddenly… boom! We heard a terrible explosion.
23. hey! Don't take this the wrong way, it was just a comment.
24. Snails! The turkey is still frozen inside.
25. Let's go! You will do well on the exam.
26. Gross! I hate the smell of cigarettes.
27. Hey? I understood absolutely nothing of what you said.
28. We were all silent when suddenly we heard someone knocking on the door: Knock Knock!
29. Demons! I thought it was Friday.
30. Oh! you stepped on me
31. My goodness! The day is horrible.
32. She was very concentrated reading under the tree when boom! An apple fell on my head.
33. Watch out! There is a step.
34. Pst! ¿Could you come a moment?
35. Boo! If I had known you were traveling, I would have celebrated my birthday earlier.
36. oops! What a fright you've given me.
37. Whoops! It was unintentionally.
38. Bravo! The recital was great.
39. Perfect! See you next week.
40. What? I thought it was a joke.
41. Is the movie three hours long? Holy God!
42. Live! We reached the final.
43. Hello! Do you know where there's a kiosk out there?
44. wow! The house was divine.
45. Wow! What a beautiful landscape.
46. Deluxe! I'll pick you up at 8.
47. Hey? I thought you were joking.
48. Yuck! This soup is horrible.
49. Hello! Take your things, we're leaving.
50. Changos! I forgot that tomorrow is my mother's birthday.

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