The baby was staring at the toy. She looked curious ...

[ Adverbial Clauses of Manner and Result ]

The baby was staring at the toy. She looked curious about how it worked.

A. The baby was staring at the toy as though she didn’t care how it worked.

B. The baby was staring at the toy although she was curious about how it worked.

C. The baby was staring at the toy as though she was curious about how it worked.

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