Level: A1-A2
Identify Interjections — Find Them All
Read each sentence and click on the interjection. 47 click-to-hear ESL examples — single words and multi-word phrases.
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- Single-word interjections
- Wow, that sunset is amazing!
- Ouch! That really hurt.
- Hey, come over here!
- Yay! We won the game!
- Hooray! It is finally Friday!
- Aha! I found the answer!
- Yuck, this milk has gone bad.
- Ugh, I do not like this at all.
- Phew, that was close.
- Oops, I dropped my keys.
- Whoa, slow down a bit!
- Yikes, that is a big spider!
- Hmm, let me think about it.
- Shh! The baby is sleeping.
- Aww, the puppy looks so sad.
- Interjections in the middle of a sentence
- It was, wow, such a beautiful view.
- The food, ugh, was disappointing.
- I, um, do not really know what to say.
- She gave him, oh, a thousand dollars!
- It is, well, complicated.
- Interjections at the end of a sentence
- That is a problem, indeed.
- I forgot my keys again, good grief.
- We missed the bus, oh well.
- That is rough, eh?
- What a day, huh?
- Multi-word interjections
- Oh my God, you are here!
- Oh dear, what happened?
- Oh no, I lost my keys.
- Good grief, what a mess!
- Holy cow, look at that view!
- Thank goodness, you are safe.
- You know what? I will do it.
- For heaven’s sake, hurry up!
- Oh boy, this is going to be tough.
- Filler interjections
- Um, I am not really sure.
- Uh, what was the question again?
- Well, that depends on what you mean.
- Er, can you repeat that?
- Warning interjections
- Watch out! There is a car coming!
- Heads up! The ball is heading your way.
- Careful! That pan is hot.
- Look out! The branch is falling.
- Regional interjections
- Cheers, mate!
- Brilliant, count me in!
- Blimey, that is expensive!
- Howdy, partner!
- Hey, y’all, what is for dinner?