Answer:
<u>Wow!</u> What a wonderful view.
Explanation:
An interjection is a word (usually a short one) used to show a sudden or spontaneous expression of emotion or feeling (like fear, surprise, disgust, hesitation), or to give a brief order. Examples of interjections are <em>Shh!, Wow!, Oh!, Boo, Oops, Ouch! Ew!, Uh, Um; </em>some adjectives such as<em> Good!, Cool!, Sweet! </em>and some greetings like<em> hey, bye </em>and<em> hi. </em>
Example of a sentence using a properly punctuated interjection:
<u>Wow!</u> What a wonderful view.
In this sentence, <em>Wow!</em> is an interjection, with no particular grammatical relation to the sentence, that is used to express surprise. It is also properly punctuated with an exclamation point as exclamation points are used with phrases and interjections showing surprise, excitement, or anger.
Answer:
Yes, because it includes the
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the important events, and how the
problem is solved
Answer:
A. thesaurus
Explanation:
book of synonyms (words that mean the same thing), often including related and contrasting words and antonyms
while...a dictionary gives you more information such meanings and pronunciations
