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Which of the following phrases should replace the phrase underlined to make the sentence grammatically correct? (The underlined phrase is shown in square brackets.) She always behaves [as if she has…

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Which of the following phrases should replace the phrase underlined to make the sentence grammatically correct? (The underlined phrase is shown in square brackets.)

She always behaves [as if she has not] care at all about my feelings.
  1. as far as she does not
  2. as though she will not
  3. like if she does not
  4. as if she does not

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: D - as if she does not
After 'as if' we need a finite clause: 'as if she does not care at all about my feelings'. 'Has not care' is ungrammatical; 'as far as' and 'like if' are wrong connectors, and 'will not' changes the sense.

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