Chapter 5: Diagramming Interjections
& Nouns of Direct Address
 Learn about diagramming interjections and nouns of direct address with these exercises. There are five questions. The answers are at the bottom of the page. Don't peek until you've tried them!* Get your hands on the 70 page ebook that includes all of these instructions, exercises, and answer keys. Yeah, it's pretty cool. Interjections are words that show excitement or emotion. Nouns of direct address name the person or people being spoken to. 
Since these are not grammatically related to the rest of the sentence, they hang on a line above the sentence when we diagram them. See these pages for more information:
5.0 ExercisesDirections: Diagram the following sentences. Use the examples for help. Examples: - Holy buckets! We won!
- Caroline, we won.
 1. Mr. Lewis, did you wave at that car? 2. Laura, can you or Maria drive to the move theater? 3. Sweet, the two baby kittens cuddled with their mommy. 4. Mom, your favorite vase fell on the floor and broke into many pieces. 5. Oh man! Our car just stopped on the highway in the middle of the road.
5.0 Answers 
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