banned-users

Hey I totally didn’t send a link for that virtual graduation because I slept through it lol

lmao

God

I read Geoffrey and thought that was mothers basement

and was confused

lol

why does he have an exam on Saturday?

Justin is aiding with deer girl

Siding*

Is she the streamer, on Twitch's advisory council

who said we should ban voice chat, to level the playing field for minorities and queers?

yep

Yes and in the replies to her tweet she doubles down on the take

The music bot changed their name

hostage

https://i.imgur.com/z3TaP0r.png

he did a vore joke

Ope

just up and died

pog

Who here is an English expert

My Midwest pals are creating an encyclopedia

Ope /ōp/ Ope; Opes; Oping; Oped Interjection An acknowledgement and exclamation of recognition of an occurance, often associated with an interaction or encounter with or between people or things. Interjection As a response following the usage of ope; to express agreement with another's recognition, deeming it worthy of the words prior usage by the person you are agreeing with. Verb The act of using the word ope; to refer to somone or something elses usage of the word ope.

The question is

Is the second definition an Interjection

Or something else

Think of words like mhmm or yup

Expressions of agreement

ope

ope me

Correct

Ope

You know when a pal says ope to something, you don't say ope to ope to their own oping

You say ope to say that you agree with their ope

so I think you're good

Right

I'm like almost certain that the second definition is not an Interjection

They are different things, but an exclamation can be an Interjection

Like

they're not, at least according to this style guide

An interject is something you interject into a sentance

"Oops, I dropped it"

Oops is an Interjection

Yikes can be a exclamation

"Yikes!"

But also you can use it as an Interjection

See, I thought the same thing at first, but according to Google, they're all the same umbrella

"Yikes, he dropped it"

Hmm

Ol

Ok

An interjection is a type of word, which can stand on it's own Fuck! or as a part of a sentence Fuck, that hurt.

the first form, is an exclamation form

Right

but all interjections can grammatically be used like that, apparently

In the second form it would not be an exclamation then

Only an interject

They can't be both at the same time

an exclamation isn't it's own thing though

which I thought it was

I guess that makes sense

time to relive my childhood

Classic

So in the case of the first definition I would want to reword it

Is an exclamation a part of speach like the Interjection is

I think people will get what you're going for at the very least

and it just depends what style guide you subscribe to

whether the two terms are synonyms, or if one is a subset of the other

Yeah

I'm not gonna just duplicate the first definition and list one as an Interjection and the other as a exclamation

They have nearly the same usages

Just different positions in sentances

damn