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Interjection

Sure! The title “Mastering Interjections: Adding Spice and Emotion to Your Writing” suggests a blog post that focuses on how interjections can improve written communication by adding emotional depth and vibrancy.

नक्कीच ! “Mastering Interjections: Adding Spice and Emotion to Your Writing” हे शीर्षक सुचवते की भावनिक खोली आणि जीवंतपणा जोडून interjections लिखित संवाद कसा सुधारू शकतात. 

Interjection

1. Introduction to Interjections

Definition: Interjections are words or phrases that express intense feelings or sudden exclamations. They often occur alone or are used at the beginning of sentences.

इंटरजेक्शन हे शब्द किंवा वाक्यांश आहेत जे तीव्र भावना किंवा अचानक उद्गार व्यक्त करतात. ते बऱ्याचदा एकटे येतात किंवा वाक्यांच्या सुरूवातीस वापरले जातात.

– Purpose : interjections express emotions or reactions, and can help set the tone or mood in writing.

उद्देश : interjections भावना किंवा प्रतिक्रिया व्यक्त करतात आणि लिखित स्वरुपात टोन किंवा मूड सेट करण्यात मदत करू शकतात.

 2. Types of Interjections

Emotional Reactions: Words like “Wow!”, “Ouch!”, or “Hooray!” express surprise, pain, or joy.

-Example:

Wow! I can’t believe you won the contest!”

Attention gestures: Words or phrases used to attract attention or indicate a change in topic,

such as “Hey!” or “Okay.”

– Example-

Hey, did you hear the news about the new project?”

Expressions of agreement or disagreement:

Words such as “Yeah!”, “No!”, or “Hmm.”

– Example:

Hmm! I’m not sure that’s the best idea.”

 3. **How ​​to Use Exclamations Effectively**

– Adding Emotion:

Exclamations can make writing more engaging by showing characters’ emotions or reactions.

– Example:

Oh no, I forgot to send the email!” adds a sense of urgency or regret.

– Creating Realism:

In dialogue, exclamations can make a conversation sound more natural.

– Example:

Oops, this traffic is driving me crazy!” expresses frustration in a more coherent way.

– Raising the Tone:

They can determine or change the tone of an article, making it more dynamic.

– Example:

Oops, that was a close call!” changes the tone to one of concern or surprise.

 4. Avoid Overuse

Balance :

While exclamations can add snap, their excessive use can overwhelm readers or interrupt the flow of the writing.

– Example:

“Oh no! That’s awful! Oh, I can’t believe it! Oh,” instead, consider using them sparingly for effect.

 5. Practical Examples and Exercises

– Before and After:
Show an excerpt without an exclamation and then with an exclamation to highlight the difference.
– Examples:
– Without:  “She walked into the room and saw the mess.”

– With:        “Oh no! She walked into the room and saw the mess.”

– Practice:

Include exercises to practice incorporating exclamation words into different types of writing, such as fiction or dialogue.

This approach helps readers not only understand the theoretical aspects of exclamation words but also how to effectively apply them in their own writing.

Interjection

What is Conjunction ?

conjunction

1.He studied hard and cracked the exam.
2.Vedant came late to school because he missed his train.
3.There were many flowers and fruits.
In sentence one and two conjunctions join together two sentences.
In sentence three conjunction joins together two words only.

Conjunction is a word which merely joins together sentences and sometimes words.

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दोन शब्द, दोन शब्द समूह किंवा दोन वाक्य जोडण्याची काम करणाऱ्या शब्दांना ( conjunction ) उभयान्वयी अव्यय म्हणतात

Let’s see some examples of conjunctions…

Come fast and take it.
He worked hard and got grand success.
Virat is a good batsman and Zaheer is a good bowler.
I like bread and butter
Janhavi and Vedant are siblings.
Stop laughing or I shall beat you.
She must weep or she will die.
You should come fast or you will be late.
This water is cold or hot.
Say, yes or no.
Mother went out because she was upset.
Ram was walking slowly because he was tired.
The teacher called my parents because I got poor marks.
Vedant closed the door because it was cold outside.
Mother was upset therefore she went out.
Ram was tired therefore he was walking slowly.
I got poor marks therefore the teacher called my parents.
It was cold outside therefore Vedant closed the door.
He is slow but he is sure.
I was annoyed still I kept quite.
I would come only that I am engaged.
He was alright only he was fatigued.
Run quickly else you will not overtake her.

Some conjunctions are used in pairs or in groups...

either – or
Either come here or leave it.

neither – nor
That is neither useful nor ornamental.

both – and
We both complete and finish it.

though – yet
Though he is suffering much pain yet he does not complain.

whether – or
I do not care whether you finish or not.

not only – but also
She not only love but also care him.

as well as
Vedant as well as Janhavi got good marks.

so that
Vedant studied hard so that he cracked the NEET exam.

even if
Such an act would not be kind even if it were just.

as soon as
Janhavi to cough her shoes as soon as she enter the living room.

as if
Vedant looks as if he was weary.
Some Idiomatic Pairs using and / or …

Sun and shower
Work and play
More and less
Day and night
now and then
here and there
breed and butter
up and down
high and low
read and write
left and right
life and death
North and South
East and West
back and forth
give and take
trial and error
on and off
in and out
black and white
lost and found
do or die
make or break
more or less

 

 

 

 

 

Kinds Of Nouns- 1.Proper Noun 2.Common Noun

Parts of speech

1.noun

Noun is a word used as the name of a person, place, idea or thing.

Kinds Of Nouns:

1.Proper Noun

2.Common Noun

Now look at the following sentence::

Shivaji was brave king.

In this sentence there are two nouns one is Shivaji and other is King.

या वाक्यात दोन संज्ञा आहेत एक शिवाजी आणि दुसरी राजा.

The noun Shivaji refers to a particular king.

शिवाजी ही संज्ञा / नाम एका विशिष्ट राजाला सूचित करते.

But, the noun king might be applied to any other King as well as to Shivaji ,

परंतु, राजा ही संज्ञा इतर कोणत्याही राजाला तसेच शिवाजीला लागू होऊ शकते,

So, we call Shivaji a proper noun and king a common noun

म्हणून आपण शिवाजीला विशेष नाम आणि राजाला सामान्य नाम म्हणतो.

Similarly,

  1. Janhavi is a proper noun while girl is a common noun

    2. Vedant is a proper noun while boy is a common noun

   3. Mumbai is a proper noun while city is a common noun

   4. France is a proper noun while country is common noun

   5. Arabian is proper noun while sea is common noun

   6. Himalayas is a proper noun while mountain is common noun

   7. Marathi is a proper noun while language is common noun

   8. Loksatta is a proper noun while newspaper is common noun

   9. Ganga is a proper noun while river is common noun

  10. ‘My Experiments Of Truth’ is proper noun while book is common noun

Common noun is a name given in common to every person or thing of the same class or kind.

Common noun हे प्रत्येक व्यक्तीला किंवा समान वर्गाच्या किंवा प्रकारातील वस्तूंना समान दिलेले नाव आहे.

Proper noun is the name of some particular person or place.

Proper noun म्हणजे एखाद्या विशिष्ट व्यक्तीचे किंवा ठिकाणाचे नाव.

Note That : Proper nouns are always written in capital letter at the beginning.