You look_ you had been a ghost
Correct answer: D. As Though
- A. So
- B. Because
- C. If
- D. As Though
- E. As
Explanation
The correct answer is D. As Though.The sentence should read: "You look as though you had been a ghost."The phrase "as though" indicates a comparison or a similarity, showing that the person's appearance is similar to that of a ghost.
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