Hypothetical situations with Past Simple

She answered the questions as though she had studied a lot

Situations that are imaginary or without any proof that ever happened, or will happen are hypothetical.

as if / as though, are conjunctions that have a similar meaning.
● We use it to make comparisons and talk about hypothetical situations in the past.
● as if is more common than as though
● we also have the word like, but its use is informal.
Examples:
● It looked as though the gorilla was lost in thought.
● He was sitting as if he had a grand plan.

Practice
● She answered the questions as if she studied a lot.

• She answered the question as if she was practicing a lot
• She presented as though she was the company owner
• He was thinking as if he had ideas like Albert Einstein

She answered the questions as though she had practice lot.

She answered the questions as if she practiced a lot.
She was resting as if she finished all the work.

It seems as if was an introduction for an epic quest at Skyrim
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyQn2ic2Wzw

In my case:
I learned a lot as though i was inyected with knowledge.

She answered the questions as if she had practiced a lot.

good

Thanks to the way the teacher explains, I can clarify my doubts and learn more about the subject.

She answered the question as if/as though she practiced a lot.

Pratice

• She answered the questions as if she practiced a lot, and guess what? She did

She answered the questions as if she practiced a lot.

IT LOOKED AS IF HE WAS CONFUSED BY THE HYPOTHETICAL SITUATIONS WITH PAST SIMPLE.

She answered the questions as tough she were practice a lot

Practice Time:

She answered the questions as if she practiced a lot.

• t looked as though the artist was in trance viewing his masterpiece

• They were watching the women as if they knew her from a long time ago

• They were watching the women like they knew her from a long time ago

SUMMARY:
HYPOTHETICAL SITUATIONS with PAST SIMPLE. Similar SECOND and THIRD CONDITIONAL (other forms to express hypothetical situations).
Hypothetical situations are situations that are IMAGINARY or OPPOSITE to what REALLY happened in the past or something that will PROBABLY NEVER happen in the future.
AS IF / AS THOUGH (with PAST SIMPLE) are used to make comparisons and talk about hypothetical situations. There 's no regret. There’s no adding myself to the situation. This is just what I see and what comes to my mind when I see it. For example: It looked as though the gorilla was lost in thought.
AS IF is more common and informal than AS THOUGH. It isn’t recommended to replace AS IF or AS THOUGH for LIKE all time. Because LIKE is more informal than these two (informal conversation).

Excellent explaining, teacher.

She answered the questions as if she practiced a lot.

We did as though we knew how to…

• I played guitar as if I had learned how to do it.
• She did her dance as though she practiced it a lot.
• My mother cooked as if she were a professional cook.
• My father drove as though he took driving classes.

she answered the question as if she practiced a lot

• She answered the question as if she practiced math a lot.

She answered the question as if she was practiced a lot.

She answered the questions as if she practiced a lot.

She answered the questions as if she practiced a lot.

She answered the questions as if she practiced a lot.
She was posing as though she is solvingn a math exercise.

He had a grand plan as if he were in the planet of the apes 😁

hi!

• She answered the questions as though she practiced a lot.

👍

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She answered the question as if she was practicing a lot
She presented as though she was the company owner
He was thinking as if he had ideas like Albert Einstein

Situations that are imaginary or without any proof that ever happened, or will happen are hypothetical.

as if / as though, are conjunctions that have a similar meaning.
● We use it to make comparisons and talk about hypothetical situations in the past.
● as if is more common than as though
● we also have the word like, but its use is informal.
Examples:
● It looked as though the gorilla was lost in thought.
● He was sitting as if he had a grand plan.

Practice
● She answered the questions as if she studied a lot.

She answerd the questions as if She didn’t know what she was doing.

good

She answered the question as if she was practicing a lot
She presented as though she was the company owner

hypothetical situations in the past.
● as if is more common than as though
● we also have the word like, but its use is informal.

She answered the question as if she was practicing a lot
She presented as though she was the company owner
He was thinking as if he had ideas like Albert Einstein

She answered the questions as if She resolved a lot of similiar problems.

she answered the cuestions as thougth she studied a lot

She answered the question as if she was practicing a lot
She presented as though she was the company owner
He was thinking as if he had ideas like Albert Einstein

She answered the question as if she was practicing a lot
She presented as though she was the company owner
He was thinking as if he had ideas like Albert Einstein

She answered the questions as if she practices a lot

Practice time:

• She answered the questions as if she practiced a lot

Teacher Jess looks as if he is ready to bring joy to us with that smile:D

She answered the questions as though she practiced a lot

She answered the questions as though she was an excellent student.

*They played so well as though it was their last soccer match.

• He talked to me as if he knew me all my life.

thanks

She answered the questions as if she practiced a lot.

It seems as if my mother was bothered with my sister

Here’s a little challenge/excercise. Correct the following sentence:

As though played a lot of videogames they don’t have any more work to do

She answered as if she practiced a lot

• She answered the questions as though she practiced a lot.

She answered the questions as if/as though she practiced a lot

They Played the soccer game as though They Trained every day.

She answered the questions as though she had practiced a lot.

Hypothetical Situations

• Imaginary and opposite situations to what really happened

As If / As Though >>> Conjuntions

• They have similar meanings
• As If is more common than As Though
• To talk about hypotetical situations in the past

Examples

• She kissed me as if she wanted to do it a long time ago
• I had a scary dream as though it was real

• She talked to me as if she was my boss.

She answered the questions as if she knew a lot

She answered the question as if she practiced a lot

She answered the questions as if she practiced a lot.

She answered the quuestions as though she practiced a lot.

She answered the questions as if she had practiced a lot.

• She answered the question as though she had practiced a lot

Practice time
She answered the question as if she practiced a lot
She answered the question as though practiced a lot

1. She answered the questions as if/as though/like she practiced a lot.

She answered the questions like she knew a lot

She answered the questions as if she practiced a lot.