Exclamation-its meaning

Exclamations

 Some exclamations
are given below.
The meaning of the
Exclamations.

Word of          |
 Exclamation
                     
Exclamation.--   meaning

 1.Alas.              - sorrow

2.Hurrah.        - joy

3.Sorry.            - regret

4.pooh .           - contempt

5.Bravo.          - applaud

6.How,what.  - surprise.

The sense these exclamations
are useful in changing
sentences into indirect
or reported sentences
or to change into
Passive voice.

The meanings of the
Exclamations are
more important in.
any language.


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