1. Interjections in England
State budgetary educational institution of Moscow "Gymnasium 1210 «
Moscow 2017
Interjections in England
Author of Project :
Balaeva Yana
Manager of Project :
Kvashnina E.A.

2. Problem of my project: Man by his nature is an emotional creature and we splashed out our emotions.Hypothese of my project is that you can not translate interjections from one language to another language without the ignorance of their dictionary meaning

3. The Subject of my research is the English interjections.
The Object of research: English interjections features.
The relevance of the study: All our students are very
interested in traveling to other countries.
But communication with the citizens of other countries can
be hampered by lack of knowledge of interjectionsI
set myself the purpose - To tell people about interjections and prove
that they are as important as words

4. I set a number of tasks:
To find out where did interjections come from
and who did begin their origins.
2. To explain how interjections sounds.
3 To write an interjection dictionary and their
meanings with the Russian explanation.

5. What does interjection mean? There are some interjections that people
use for different purposes,
in different cases in different countries all around the world .

6. And do you think only Britain, America and
Russia use interjections? Absolutely not!
Even the Chinese have an interjections!

7. I asked the following questions:
Do you know, what do interjections mean?
Do you use interjections?
How often do you use interjections?
Write, what interjections do you know?
Have you aver heard interjections from foreign people?

8. By type values interjections are usually divided into three groups
To the first belong emotive interjections, they convey
the speaker's feelings.

9. In addition, slang phrases often born in a professional environment.
Scary to think how many slang words, for example,
the computer geeks. It is unlikely that the
uninitiated man is able to understand what is at stake. .

10. The same situation is observed with an understanding
of foreign slang - and words like known, and what they
say - who disassemble them. . .

11. The Oxford English dictionary gives us a more prosaic interpretation
of the term "language purely
conversational type, which is
considered a low level of speech
compared to the standard literary
and containing either new or
ordinary words used in some
special sense." Other sources
describe as a slang or vulgar
language as a special lexicon
belonging to professional or
other groups. .

12. Slang is paradoxical, and often we seem to be looking down on
him, we can not avoid using it in
his speech. The closest version of that slang
- is not harmful parasitic growth
on the tongue body, which
"drains pollutes and vulgarized
spoken language" of the one
who uses it, and of course, in
some way, apparently, a
necessary part of this system. .

13. The term "slang" in the translation from English means:
It socially or professionally isolated group as opposed
to the literary language;
2. Variant colloquially (including expressively painted
elements of the speech), does not coincide with the
norm of the literary language. .

14. I made a small dictionary of English interjections.
I note that interjections, though sometimes the
sound is very similar, represent quite different things.
My little Dictionary of Interjections found me proved
that interjections are so many and they are very diverse. .

15. The role of interjections in oral communication is great, as they
Conlusion
The role of interjections in oral communication is great, as they
make the expression
of the national character, naturalness and emotionality. The interjection is not only the cry, created by man.
This is an important part of the language. All interjections
are understood by staff and speakers are used as waste
and historically entrenched in the language a means
of expressing important features of the language.
These formations Express the feelings, demands, appeals. .

16. Thank you for your attention!!!.