Question

Some old man swooned on the road. What do you say?
[a] Get up [b] Oh my God !

[c] I'm sorry [d] What a sight ​

Answer 1

Some old man swooned on the road. What do you say?

[a] Get up [b] Oh my God!

[c] I'm sorry [d] What a sight

Answer:

• Some old man swooned on the road, I will express my disappointment by saying "Oh my God!"

• "Oh, my God" is an exclamatory expression that is used to express supreme shock or disappointment.

• I will express my disappointment by saying "Oh my God!" Then I will go near to him and help him to stand and I will say him to "get up".

• Swooned is defined as losing partial consciousness and faint. It means feeling week and dizzy.

• If someone loses consciousness for a short period then they will faint on the spot.

Answer 2

Answer:

Some old man swooned on the road. What do you say?

• According to the given options obviously I will say : Oh my God!

• I can't say them 'get up', 'I'm sorry' and 'what a sight' because they are swooned on the road.

• There is a exclamatory mark at the end of 'Oh my God!' and we know exclamatory sentences or exclamatory words are used to mean deep feelings.

• Therefore instead of a), c) and d) I prefer b) Oh my God! for ' some old man swooned on the road.