Interjection Poster: Definition and Examples - Neutral Minimal
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- 1 ZIP download · PNG, PDF, ZIP formats · 18×24 · 11×17 · Letter · A4 · 150 DPI
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Interjection Poster: Definition and Examples. One classroom reference poster.
The poster defines the part of speech: "An interjection is a word or short phrase that shows sudden, strong feeling. It can stand alone." It lists 10 example words: wow, ouch, hooray, oops, yikes, hey, whew, ugh, yay, bravo. An example sentence with the target words highlighted in color: "Wow! That was the tallest slide I have ever seen." A tip bar adds: "A strong interjection takes an exclamation point. A mild one takes a comma."
Everything arrives in one ZIP: four PDF files sized 18 × 24 in, 11 × 17 in, US Letter, and A4; each PDF contains 1 poster page(s). The archive also holds 4 matching PNG images at 150 dpi, one image per poster in every size. PNG dimensions by size: 18x24 2700×3600; 11x17 1650×2550; Letter 1275×1650; A4 1241×1754.
Printed pages use the same Neutral Minimal color scheme as the images shown. Choose the paper size that fits your display and print the corresponding PDF at 100%. A physical poster is not shipped.
File specs
| Formats | PNG, PDF, ZIP |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 18×24 · 11×17 · Letter · A4 |
| Resolution | 150 DPI |
| Color space | sRGB |
| Downloadable files | 1 ZIP download · PNG, PDF, ZIP formats |
| Category | Printable Wall Art |
| Last updated |
What you’ll download
- zipinterjection-poster-definition-and-examples-posters.zip1.4 MB
License and usage
- Personal · $3.49
- Use the files in your own non-commercial projects: home prints, gifts, personal social posts and school work. Anything made with them can’t be sold.
- Commercial · $7.98
- Use the files in client work and in products you sell, up to 5,000 units across all products. Credit is appreciated but not required.
No license allows reselling, sharing or redistributing the original files as they are, including in free packs or AI training sets.
