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The Interjection of Joy

Remember, you don't have to use an interjection every time you write. They should be used sparingly, so that they have the most impact. 
Definition

Interjections are a great way to add emotion to your writing. They can show joy, surprise, anger, or any other feeling you want to convey.

Interjections of joy represent one’s happiness.

When you're writing, think about what feeling you want to convey. Then, choose an interjection that conveys that feeling. If you're not sure what interjection to use, try looking up a list of common interjections.

Examples
  • "Yes!"
  • "All right!"
  • "Great!"
  • "Fantastic!"
  • " Wonderful!"
  • "Amazing!"
  • " Woo hoo!"
  • " Yippee!"
  • "Hooray!"
  • "Hurrah!"
  • "Hallelujah!"

Examples with sentences
  • Yes, I made it!
  • That is great
  • This looks amazing
  • Hooray we won!
  • Hallelujah praise the Lord

Conclusion

Interjection of joy is used to express positive emotions in a sentence.

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