Interjections: Definition and Types | The Parts of Speech in English Grammar
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- Learn about INTERJECTIONS and the 8 parts of speech in this English grammar lesson for beginners. I'll talk about primary, secondary, volitive, emotive, and cognitive interjections.
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First, I will give you an overview of the different types of interjections, and then I will go into more detail about how we use them in sentences. There are sentence examples for each interjection type. At the end of this video, we will have a short quiz on interjections.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:25 - The 8 Parts of Speech
00:40 - What are interjections?
01:50 - Informal use of interjections
02:10 - Primary Interjections
03:37 - Secondary Interjections
05:19 - Volitive Interjections
06:15 - Emotive Interjections
07:33 - Cognitive Interjections
09:17 - Quiz
10:00 - Quiz Answers
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00:40 - What are interjections?
01:50 - Informal use of interjections
02:10 - Primary Interjections
03:37 - Secondary Interjections
05:19 - Volitive Interjections
06:15 - Emotive Interjections
07:33 - Cognitive Interjections
09:17 - Quiz
10:00 - Quiz Answers
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This lesson reminds me of a recent conversation with a friend of my son. This young man is very intelligent and educated in a variety of areas. He told me about recovering from a brain injury from a bicycle wreck. An effect of the injury is that his ability to select optimum words in conversations has been slowed. This is very frustrating for him because he learned from his grandmother to love words and to take pleasure from having a large vocabulary. He recovered to a large degree in six years since the accident, but he says he still has ground to gain. Thanks for the lessons.
I am so glad to hear that he has recovered to a large degree. I hope he continues to recover. He must be very resilient!
Thank you. I'm really enjoying your lessons. My writing has improved a lot. I still have a lot to learn. I have found that this is the best medium (youtube) for me to learn. I can rewatch, return, or skip as needed.
Love this class! Did great in quiz. Made it so easy for me to understand. Thank you so much for sharing your lessons. God bless.
This topic is quite useful and interesting.Thank you for your good work. please elaborate on the other types in this topic
I really really need these interjections. Thanks so so much
I am 69 years old, tri-lingual - and only now learning the basics!
In 1972, when I dropped out of High School, the imparting of usable knowledge had yet to be distilled.
We few, who comment, risking exposure as flawed interlocutors, deserve commendation.
Personally, I'm enamored of the dash, after the interjection - hiding behind abstruse punctuation and $5 Dollar words, to throw off the hounds.
Though a basic lesson but worth revising from such a nice presenter.
Thank you, I understand clearly ❤
I love your classes! Really it helps me too much with my English since I'm in Colombia and it is hard to pratice and get organized content like this on the internet so thank you so much Jennifer.
You're welcome 🤗
I don't know these types,first time I hear , thank you so much mam
Really thanks teacher your lessons are extremely excellent. They are informative, simple, and understandable .I wonder why you do not have many subscribes and likes anyway. You are amazing ❤.I will be always waiting for your exquisite vedios
Thank you for your kind words! 😃
Wow,I like your method of teaching
Thanks ma'am I prepare this topic for my university presentation ❤❤❤❤ thanks you so much
Awesome!
Dear Ma'am, I could not find videos on verbs, prepositions, and conjunctions. Could you please add them too in your list? All your videos are explained well. If possible can you please add the clauses and the comparison words in the Adjectives video; this can become more useful for us.
5/5 Thank You❤
Excellent
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Got three out of five correct.
Can you please provide me with a complete course advanced parts of speech
All correct
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Is article not included in Parts of Speech? Please tell me.
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4/5 I got
All correct😂 easy
Appreciate mam.... my son score 5/5.... Thank you Jenny
Well done! Your son did a great job!!!
please continue your videos with Prepositions & Conjunction. then the part of speech will be completed
I will! I forgot to continue this series. I also need to do "Verbs".
@@SparkleEnglish yup.. can't wait for them
Do you have videos on subject verb agreement?
Not yet! I will soon.
@@SparkleEnglish yeah, that is a very important topic where English learners make plenty of mistakes. I would request you to bring a series on that.
In the sentence, "You know, that dress really doesn't work for you," could "you know" be considered an interjection?
I believe so. If we take away the comma after you know, it would have a different meaning.
"You know that dress doesn't work for you." This would imply the person knows it isn't a proper dress yet insists on wearing it.
Since I'm not a native speaker, can you explain each interjection?
She did.
Thank you. I answered all the questions.
Well done!
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