A limerick is a particular kind of short poem. What makes it a limerick
is its unique physical structure:
2 long lines
2 short lines
1 long line.
When you hear one, you know it right away.
Example:
<span>The limerick packs laughs anatomical
<span>Into space that is quite economical.
. . . . . <span>But the good ones I've seen
. . . . . So seldom are clean</span>
</span><span>And the clean ones so seldom are comical.
A number of leading playwrights and authorities on language
have expressed the opinion that a true limerick is always dirty.
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Poverty and unemployment leave people out of money and often unable to cover even their most basic necessities, such as food and shelter (meaning the bills for the water and gas). This means that they are also unable to cover the costs of the funeral for their family members and might be forced to leave it to the state who might not be able to provide the best service possible (and might for example perform the ceremony next to a loud street)
Answer:
1. Congratulations!
2. Hey!
3. Listen
Explanation:
Interjections are an abrupt remark, made especially as an aside or interruption.
