Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Exclamation"

A: If it's used at the beginning of a statement, it doesn't really mean anything.
It's just being used as a "filler word" like "um", "like", "so", "then", 那, 那个, and 就是 can.

In that case, it's -not- an exclamation because it doesn't express a feeling and isn't emphatic.

A: Sorted! means All done! or All fixed! or All ready!

A: A burn is a witty insult. "Burn!" or "Sick burn!" is praising someone else's witty insult.

A: They are all close in meaning but below is an example of them all.


"Hey!" She exclaimed as a rude man almost knocked her over as he ran past her, to catched the train. "Excuse you!" She shouted after him, and as she did she was hit a second time and screamed as she fell hard on her hip. From the ground she yelled angrily at the man who had shoved her to the ground as he race to the train that was about to leave.

A: exclamation: a sudden cry or remark, especially expressing surprise, anger, or pain.

interjection: an abrupt remark, made especially as an aside or interruption


you can sort of describe an interjection with exclamation.

picture two women talking about the band green day come to their town.

A third lady over heard their conversation and excitedly exclaimed "I can't wait to see them. they are my favorite band."
After the lady calmed down she apologized for her interjection.

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A: ecs • clam • mei • shon

A: !!<--Exclamation mark

Example sentence:

Are you going to use an exclamation mark in your sentence?

A: I feel like you might have read this in a youtube comment , or somewhere like that where people post random comments with very casual english. People post a lot of really strange things in comments, slang which might not be widely used and understood across different generations. I feel like I've seen people just write dead, but I don't know what it means.

I really don't like urbandictionary, because I've disagreed with a lot of the things I've read there. However... with that type of random slang you see younger people use, it could be helpful. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Dead

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A: @pmonj You can say "Ah" it is not really a word but people say it a lot. Or "Ouch" which has no actual meaning, but people say this when something aches or stings. Or "Ow" which is short for ouch.

English speakers say "ow" the most. And they usually say it repeatedly and emphasize it if the pain is strong. Like "ow ow ow owww!"

A: I say "typical" more when I'm cursing myself for not expecting something that I should have because it occurs commonly. Weather is a good one, but especially when someone in front of me on the highway drives into my lane suddenly or if a friends who is known for not keeping promises breaks one he made to me.

Yes, you can absolutely use those and sound fluent. Very normal. "figures" is probably a little more common than "naturally," but both are common

A: @overrunie Indeed, you are correct. I feel like you’re smarter than me now to be honest...