Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the original one.

The advertisement was extremely funny. Millions of people shared it online.

He spoke as if he had been a news anchor for years.

He spoke as though he is a news anchor for years.

He spoke so fluently that he was a news anchor.

He spoke such a news anchor that people believed him.

The reporter spoke as though she were a professional journalist.

The reporter spoke as if she was being professional.

The reporter spoke so confidently that she became a journalist.

The reporter spoke such confidently as a professional journalist.

He promoted the product as if he believed it was life-changing.

He promoted the product as though it changes life.

He promoted the product so passionately that it changed lives.

He promoted the product such that people believed him.

The documentary was such a moving that everyone talked about it.

The documentary was such moving that people talked about it.

The documentary was as though moving so people discussed it.

The documentary was so moving that everyone talked about it for days.

It was so controversial that it spread quickly across all platforms.

It was such controversial that it spread quickly.

It was such a controversial post that it spread quickly.

Both A and C are correct.

He sounds so doubtful that he doesn’t trust online media.

He sounds as though he doesn’t trust the online media.

He sounds such untrust that he doubts it.

He sounds as if he didn’t trust the online media yesterday.

He reported the event as though he had been at the scene himself.

He reported the event so exactly that he was there.

He reported the event such exactly as he had been there.

He reported the event as though he has been there.