Definition with Examples Interjections of surprise are used to express surprise over an incident. For ex- Eek, booh, eep, oh no, gee (really?), oops. Examples of Interjections of Surprise Eek! A scorpion! Booh! Scared you! Eep! I didn’t intend to hurt you! Oh no! I spilled the juice! Gee! That’s so nice of you! Oops! …
Definition with Examples Interjections of attention are used to draw the attention of someone. For ex- look, listen, behold, hush SSh, etc. Interjections of Attention are used to draw attention towards the speaker and they are completely different from the Interjections of Greeting. Interjections of Greeting are usually used to politely greet the listener or …
Definition with Examples The interjection of approval is used to express a strong sense of approval for something like- Bravo, well done, absolutely, Good, very good, cheers, good job, great, brilliant, splendid etc Examples of Interjections of approval Bravo! To your success! Absolutely! That’s exactly what I want! Good! Keep it up! Cheers! To our …
Definition with Examples Interjections of joy are used to express happiness or joy on an incident, news or pleasant surprise. For example- ha-ha, hurray, yahoo, wow, yippee etc. Examples of Interjections expressing joy Ha ha! That guy is so funny! Hurray! I am selected in the team! Wow! Burger with double cheese! Yahoo! We made …
Definition and Examples Interjections of greeting are use to greet a person or express the sense of concern for him. For Example- Hello, hi, hey, ahoy, goodbye etc. Examples of Interjections of Greeting Hello! Is anybody listening? Hi! Where have you been for so long? Hey! Where have you been? Should be noted that when …
Definition with Examples Distributive Determiners are words that give information about the noun in a clause or sentence. They may refer to a group or every individual in the group. Examples/words/list of Distributive Determiners are- each, every, all, both, half, either and neither. For an instance suppose you have two pens and you are saying …
Definition with Examples Possessive Determiners as the name suggest are used to ascertain the possessiveness of an article, noun or any person etc. The words/list/examples of Possessive Determiners are – my, its, his, their, her, our, and your. Please note that the possessive Determiners should not be confused with possessive pronouns i.e. me, him, you, …
Definition with Examples There are three interrogative Determiners in English grammar- what, which, whose. They are used to frame a question. Interrogative Determiners usually ask questions about a noun and are always followed by the noun. Interrogative Determiners should not be confused with the Interrogative Adverbs and the two are completely different in the purpose …
Definition with Examples Quantifiers determine the quantity of the subject. Quantifiers are used to determine the physical as well as psychological quantities for both countable as well as uncountable nouns- ‘too much pressure’, ‘several apples’, many people, much stress, much hard work, etc. Find here some examples: This is my first car after job. He scored …
Definition with Examples There are three article Determiners in English- a, an, the. As the name suggest Article Determiners are used to determine an article, object or noun in a clause and is always followed by it. For Ex- an apple, a grape, a biscuit, a cheese cake, an alligator, the houseboat etc. We will …
