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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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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.

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.
User Dasser Basyouni
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A. intended to show feeling.

Hope this helps : )
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