Adverbial clauses of manner SVIP

He behaves as if he ________ a celebrity, but in reality, nobody knows him.

I always try to live my life ________ my parents taught me when I was a child.

He kept checking his wallet nervously as if his money ________, but he just counted it.

He described his parachute jump ________ he were talking about taking a walk.

He spends money ________ a gold mine, but he is deeply in debt.

He tells the story ________ it himself, but it happened to someone else.

She looks at the old photo ________ everything perfectly, but she is only a baby.

She talks ________ a native speaker, even though she only started learning English recently.

He acted ________ to that city before, even though he grew up there.

When she talks about her job, she smiles ________ she really enjoys what she does.

He talks as if he knows everything, but in reality, he just started learning about the topic last week.

He describes the concert even if he had been there, but actually, he only saw it on TV.

He reacted as soon as he had seen something like that before, even though it was clearly new to him.

He walks around the office as if he owns the company, but he's just a new employee.

He worked on the project as like it was the most important thing in the world.

She / plan / her weekends / carefully / as if / they / be / most important days / the week.

She / behave / as though / she / be / the manager, / even though / she / be / only / intern.

She / talk / her imaginary friends / as though / they / be / real people.

The children / run / the playground / like / they / have / endless energy.

It really annoys me when he speaks to me like I'm a child.

It's like her past holds something dark as she always avoids talking about it.

His habit of speaking very quickly gives the impression that he's always in a hurry.

The way she spends makes it seem like she has a limitless bank account.