She arranged the flowers carefully. She wanted them to look perfect.
A. She arranged the flowers carefully as though they didn’t matter at all.
B. She arranged the flowers carefully as if she wanted them to look perfect.
C. She arranged the flowers carefully like she was in a hurry to look perfect.
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A. Does this a beautiful day today?
B. Is this a beautiful day today?
C. It’s a beautiful day, isn’t it?
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If you travel on one of these, an astronaut you must be. As it takes you to outer space, where there is zero gravity.
A. hot air balloon
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A. simile
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I __________ when the earthquake happened last night.
A. slept
B. was sleeping
C. am sleeping
D. will sleep