INTERJECTIONS (2)
17 / 04 / 2013
INTERJECTIONS (2): meaning and examples
Good morning!
Today we will explain another common interjection in English:
Today's interjection is: OUCH!
We use it when: we hurt ourselves to express our own physical pain.
A possible translation: ¡Ay! or ¡Uy!
Example 1:
Ouch! I just hit my thumb with a hammer! That really hurts!
Example 2:
Linda: Ouch!
Neil: What's the matter?
Linda: You just stepped on my foot! Didn't you even notice?
Neil: No, sorry about that!
Have a wonderful day!
Today we will explain another common interjection in English:
Today's interjection is: OUCH!
We use it when: we hurt ourselves to express our own physical pain.
A possible translation: ¡Ay! or ¡Uy!
Example 1:
Ouch! I just hit my thumb with a hammer! That really hurts!
Example 2:
Linda: Ouch!
Neil: What's the matter?
Linda: You just stepped on my foot! Didn't you even notice?
Neil: No, sorry about that!
Have a wonderful day!
