Question:
Select the most appropriate Exclamatory form of the sentence:
It was very foolish of me to throw my mobile.
Select the most appropriate Exclamatory form of the sentence:
It was very foolish of me to throw my mobile.
It was very foolish of me to throw my mobile.
Updated On: Mar 5, 2025
- How foolish I am that I threw my mobile!
- I am a fool to throw my mobile!
- Am I that foolish to throw my mobile!
- How foolish of me to throw my mobile!
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The Correct Option is D
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The correct option is(D): How foolish of me to throw my mobile!
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