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These are interjections, words that express exclamation, calling, response.
Common modal words are: of, has, <>
Ahh Ahhh......hAnd so on.
Modal words are imaginary words that indicate tone, and are often used at the end of a sentence or at a pause in the middle of a sentence to indicate various moods. Common modal words are: of, has, what, what, what, ah, ah. Modal words: Attached to the end of words and sentences, indicating the mood.
Consonant modal words.
Monosyllabic. Bar, let's, go, oh, po, of, price, home, la, come, sigh, go
Disyllabic. That's it, it's not done, it's done, it's done, it's enough, it's good, it's done, it's enough
Polysyllabic. That's it.
Modal words, vowels, modal words.
Ah, ah, uh, huh, wow, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,
Modal words are often used at the end of a sentence to indicate various moods, and can also be used in a sentence to indicate a pause.
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These are interjections, words that express exclamation, calling, response.
The ones we commonly use are haha, alas, ah, hum, phew, ouch, cough, oh, hey, um, hey, etc.
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Such a word is called a mood particle.
Mood particles are a type of particle, which is used in a sentence to indicate a pause and a virtual word at the end of a sentence to emphasize the tone. Ease pauses when reading in sentences, emphasize tone at the end of sentences, or increase momentum when repeated by arguing sentences.
In ancient times, due to the inconvenience of writing, there were only a few modal words such as "ah", "者", "also", "Yan", "矣", "hu", etc., and there were two kinds of explanations: "ancient and modern synonyms" and "ancient and modern synonyms".
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Hello, ah, ah, oh, such a word is called [mood particle].
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This kind of word is called a modal word, and it can make the sentence more vivid and interesting.
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Mood particle, it should be.
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Pretty much anything.
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