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An interjection is always A. intended to show feeling. B. followed by an exclamation point. C. preceded by preposition. D. related to another word in the sentence.

An interjection is always A. intended to show feeling. B. followed by an exclamation point. C. preceded by preposition. D. related to another word in the sentence.
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An interjection is always

A. intended to show feeling.
B. followed by an exclamation point.
C. preceded by preposition.
D. related to another word in the sentence.

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User ZoolWay
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A. Meant to show a feeling whether it be calm with a comma or excited with an exclamation point, or confused with a question mark it's all showing feeling.
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User Dasser Basyouni
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A. intended to show feeling.

Hope this helps : )
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User Daniel Dolz
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