Question

fill in the blanks using appropriate interjections (hush, ouch , my goodness, hey,oh no)
(a) ____! this shoe bites.


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Answer 1

Ouch! this shoe bites.

Explanation:

• The appropriate interjection is "Ouch".
• An interjection is one of the parts of speech and it shows the feelings or emotions of a person.
• Interjections are short words or phrases that are used and can stand alone.
• These are placed before a sentence to show a feeling.
• Most interjections are followed by an exclamation point.

Answer 2

Answer:

Fill in the blanks using appropriate interjections : hush, ouch , my goodness, hey,oh no

• (a) Ouch! this shoe bites.

• Here ouch is an Interjection.

• Interjection are merely exclamatory words.

• They have no grammatical connection with other words in a sentence.

• 'An Interjection is thrown into a sentence to denote some strong feeling or emotion.' - J.C. Nesfield

• Properly speaking an Interjection is not a part of speech.