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past year questions, CUET English 2023 19 June Shift 2

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past year questions, Verbal Ability, CUET English 2023 19 June Shift 2

Medium

Select the most appropriate Exclamatory form of the sentence given below:

I wish I were an astronaut.

Solution

✅ Correct Option: 3

The assertive sentence I wish I were an astronaut expresses a strong desire. Its exclamatory form is Oh that I were an astronaut! which directly expresses the wish with an exclamation.

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