English, asked by ipratushpriti, 16 hours ago

use the correct interjections
Bravo , Hurrah ,Oh ,Alas, pooh
! What a filthy road .
! I lost my pup.
! you saved is life.
! I I have won the dance competition
__! The old man lost his battle to cancer.

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Answered by agamrataul

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Answer:

alas! oh! hurrah! wow! alas!

Answered by anshu24497

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Oh ! What a filthy road .

Pooh ! I lost my pup.

Bravo ! You saved his life.

Hurrah ! I have won the dance competition.

Alas ! The old man lost his battle to cancer.

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