Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the most appropriate options to complete the dialogue given below and fill blank (vi).

Raju: Rakesh, I (i)______________ Mohan for many days. What (ii)_____________ to him? Rakesh: Don’t you know? He (iii)_____________ with an accident last week? Raju: How? How (iv) ___________ it happen? Rakesh: He (v) __________ his bike in the right direction. But suddenly a bus hit him from behind. Raju: Oh ! Very bad. How is he now? Rakesh: He suffered many injuries on his face and legs. He (vi)________ leg fractured and (vii)_______ in hospital for three days. Now he is at home. Raju: OK. I (viii)___________ to see him at home in the evening.

  1. get his

  2. got his

  3. has his

  4. had his
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B Correct answer
Explanation

'Got his leg fractured' is the simple past form describing the injury that occurred. 'Get' + past participle is commonly used for passive events involving accidents or misfortunes. 'Had his leg fractured' would imply someone caused it, while 'has his' and 'get his' don't fit the past context of the accident.

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