As if/ as though

Choose the option with the most similar meaning for the sentence.They look as if they’re going out for a walk.

• They might go for a walk.

• They are definitely going for a walk.

Choose the option with the most similar meaning for the sentence. It feels as though it’s going to snow later.

• It is possible that it will snow later.

• It will surely snow later because it is in the forecast.

Choose the option with the most similar meaning for the sentence. He sounds as though he’s got a cold.

• He has got a cold.

• He may have a cold.

Choose the option with the most similar meaning for the sentence.She was behaving as if she had never met him before.

• I know she has never met him before.

• I don’t think she’s met him before.

Choose the option with the most similar meaning for the sentence.It looks as if the plane will be on time.

• The plane might arrive on time.

• The plane will arrive on time, I’m sure.

I’m / with / as / coming down / feel / I / flu / if / dizzy

won’t / sounds / though / tickets / It / we / get / be able to / as / hopes

we’ll / as / looks / travel / the next bus / It / take / have to / if

the lottery / afforded / had / as / He / was acting / he / won / though

sounds / turn right / looks / going to / if / She / at the traffic lights / she’s / as