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Usage of as if or as though
She is thinking her walk looks as if film actress Aiswarya Rai. Is this sentence correct?
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No. Those conjunctions must be followed by a clause: She is thinking her walk looks as if/though film actress Aiswarya Rai were entering the room . She spoke as if/though already condemned.
- No.
- Those conjunctions must be followed by a clause: She is thinking her walk looks as if/though film actress Aiswarya Rai were entering the room .
- She spoke as if/though already condemned.
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No. Those conjunctions must be followed by a clause:
She is thinking her walk looks as if/though film actress Aiswarya Rai were entering the room.
She spoke as if/though already condemned.
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No. Those conjunctions must be followed by a clause:
She is thinking her walk looks as if/though film actress Aiswarya Rai were entering the room.
She spoke as if/though already condemned.
.
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