English, 07.08.2021 18:30 kiwi6316

Condition sentences 1. He is talking as if/ as though I (be) a child.
2. He talked to me as if I (be) a child.
3. He talked to me as though I (make) a mistake.
4. He feels happy as if today (be) Sunday.
5. He felt happy as though yesterday (be) Sunday.
6. She (spend) a lot as if she (earn) lots of money now.
7. Last week he (buy) a car as if he (be) rich.
8. they (be) excited as if they (have) a trip now.
9. I (lend) you money, but I (be) broke now.
10. Yesterday ………….
11. I (help) you, but I (be) busy now.
12. Yesterday ……………..
13. I (be) not broke now, but I (spend) all on it.
14. Last year.
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1. He is talking as if/ as though I (be) a child.
2. He talked to me as if I

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Answer from: gungamer720

He is talking to me as if I am a child.He talked to me as if I was a child.He talked to me as though I made a mistake.He feels happy as if today is a Sunday.He felt happy as though yesterday was SundayShe spends alot as if she earns lots of moneyLast week he bought a car as if he is richThey are excited as if they have a trip nowI lent you money but I am broke nowYesterday(is this complete?)I helped you but I am busy now.yesterdayi am not broke now,but I spent all on it

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gatsby's clothes have a symbolic meaning, as the use of colour and fabric in his clothing demonstrates his hope, dreams, and wealth. gatsby's clothing symbolizes his wealth through his torn shirt, his silver and gold suit, and his english shirts.

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