Interjections

Some of my college students do not know what an adverb is, and would be absolutely clueless if they were asked to diagram a sentence. I'm seriously considering going back to School House Rock as teaching aid. It taught me great things about language and history and the Constitution--even today, I can SING the Preamble the Constitution.

So, here's today's lesson: INTERJECTIONS!!!!

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