[ Adverbial Clauses of Manner and Result ]
He was looking at the painting intently. He seemed to be analyzing every detail.
A. He was looking at the painting intently as if ignoring every detail.
B. He was looking at the painting intently as though analyzing every detail.
C. He was looking at the painting intently like he was uninterested in the details.
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A. adjective
B. adverb
C. interjection
D. preposition
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He _________________ to bed by nine last night
A. had gone
B. go
C. have went
D. went
Grammar › ViewThe boys _ snowballs at the girls now.
A. throw
B. throws
C. is throwing
D. are throwing
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You were late this morning, _______?
A. did you?
B. didn’t you?
C. were you?
D. weren’t you?