Like, As if, As Though | Grammar Exercise

As if and as though are used to talk about how a situation seems like. In a less formal style, like can also be used to express the same idea.

Like is also a preposition and can be followed by a noun or ing form. As if and as though are conjunctions and are followed by a clause.

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1She looked ............... she was about to collapse.

like as if as though All of these

2She sounded ............... she had a cold.

like as if as though All of these can be used here

3I don't feel ............... working today.

like as if as though

4She spoke ............... she was the boss.

like as if as though All of these can be used here

5She looks ............... she hasn't eaten anything in days.

like as if as though All of these

6It looks ............... we are losing the game.

like as if as though All of these

7She is very late. It looks ............... she isn't coming.

like as if as though All of these

8She sounded ............... she was having a tough time.

like as if as though All of these

9They fought ............... tigers.

like as if as though All of these

10He talks ............... he knew everything.

like as if as though All of these

11They have always treated me as if I ............... their own child.

was were Either could be used here

12It sounds ............... a good idea.

like as if as though All of these