Abstract
The article considers interjections as a means of expressing emotional expression in exclamatory sentences of the Ukrainian language. The range of their functional modifications in the structure of exclamatory sentences from the point of view of the illocutionary goal is shown. It is established that in interjections the stability of the form is combined and the extreme variability of semantics, the maximum lexicosemantic isolation from other words (autonomy) and the same great dependence on the situation, context, and other paralinguistic means of communication. It is justified that interjections, displaying a certain similarity with segmental units of language, are more related to suprassegmental means - intonation - than words. It is proved that it is often crucial, because interjections can perform a diffuse function, expressing a variety of feelings, sometimes directly opposite.
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