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    The document discusses the correct usage of the phrases "like", "as if", and "as though" when completing sentences. It provides examples where "as if" and "like" are used to describe how something looks or appears, while "feels" and "seems" are used to describe how something feels or a judgment or opinion. The document demonstrates the subtle differences between these common phrases used in the English language.

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    The document discusses the correct usage of the phrases "like", "as if", and "as though" when completing sentences. It provides examples where "as if" and "like" are used to describe how something looks or appears, while "feels" and "seems" are used to describe how something feels or a judgment or opinion. The document demonstrates the subtle differences between these common phrases used in the English language.

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    The document discusses the correct usage of the phrases "like", "as if", and "as though" when completing sentences. It provides examples where "as if" and "like" are used to describe how something looks or appears, while "feels" and "seems" are used to describe how something feels or a judgment or opinion. The document demonstrates the subtle differences between these common phrases used in the English language.

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    Like, as if, as though

    Complete the sentence with the correct option. "OMG! What happened to you? You look ____
    you're going to faint"

    a. as if

    Complete the sentence with the correct option. "OMG! What happened to you? You look ____
    a homeless."

    b. like

    Complete the sentence with the correct option. "This sweater ____ so soft"

    c. feels

    Complete the sentence with the correct option. "What a mess! It ____ as a tornado has hit! "

    b. looks as if

    Complete the sentence with the correct option. "It ____ like a good idea to include Robert on
    our team.

    a. Seems

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