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.

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like as if as though as

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

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like as if as though as

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

like as if as though as

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

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like as if as though as

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

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like as if as though as

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

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like as if as though as

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

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like as if as though as

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

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like as if as though as

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

like as if as though as

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

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like as if as though as

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

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was were be

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

like as if as though as