Select the most appropriate Exclamatory form of the sentence:
It was very foolish of me to throw my mobile.
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 4
The correct answer is Option (4) - How foolish of me to throw my mobile!
An Exclamatory Sentence expresses strong emotion and often begins with "How" or "What".
The given sentence:
"It was very foolish of me to throw my mobile."
- This expresses regret and foolishness.
- The correct exclamatory transformation should begin with "How" and maintain the same meaning.
"How foolish of me to throw my mobile!"
- This correctly expresses strong emotion in exclamatory form.
OTHER OPTIONS
"How foolish I am that I threw my mobile!" → Incorrect
- Grammatically awkward and does not follow standard exclamatory sentence structure.
"I am a fool to throw my mobile!" → Incorrect
- This is a declarative sentence, not an exclamatory one.
"Am I that foolish to throw my mobile!" → Incorrect
- This is a question (interrogative form), not an exclamatory sentence.