[ Adverbial Clauses of Manner and Result ]
The child was playing in the pool. He was enjoying every moment of it.
A. The child was playing in the pool as if he wasn’t enjoying every moment of it.
B. The child was playing in the pool like he didn’t like the water.
C. The child was playing in the pool as though enjoying every moment of it.
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