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C1 Advanced Use of English Part 4 Key Word Transformations

The document provides strategies for the C1 Advanced exam part on key word transformations. It instructs students to read both sentences, compare what is missing from the second sentence, note any other differences like tense, and practice filling in the missing words. It demonstrates this by providing two examples of sentences with a missing word to transform and the corrected second sentence filling in that missing word. The strategies emphasize comparing the two sentences, circling the missing part, noting tense differences, and practicing more examples.

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C1 Advanced Use of English Part 4 Key Word Transformations

The document provides strategies for the C1 Advanced exam part on key word transformations. It instructs students to read both sentences, compare what is missing from the second sentence, note any other differences like tense, and practice filling in the missing words. It demonstrates this by providing two examples of sentences with a missing word to transform and the corrected second sentence filling in that missing word. The strategies emphasize comparing the two sentences, circling the missing part, noting tense differences, and practicing more examples.

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C1 Advanced: Use of English Part 4

- Key Word Transformations

Exam Technique
Exam Strategies
1. Read both sentences.
2. Make a comparison:
a. What’s missing from the second?
i. Circle the missing part
b. What other differences do you notice?
3. Take notice of the tenses of the sentences:
a. Try to use the same tense in the second.
4. Practice:
Many people believe that Edison has the ability to become world judo champion.
CAPABLE
Many people believe that Edison ___________________ the world championship in judo.
Exam Strategies
1. Read both sentences.
2. Make a comparison:
a. What’s missing from the second?
i. Circle the missing part
b. What other differences do you notice?
3. Take notice of the tenses of the sentences:
a. Try to use the same tense in the second.
4. Practice:
Many people believe that Edison has the ability to become world judo champion.
CAPABLE
Many people believe that Edison ___________________ the world championship in judo.
Exam Strategies
1. Read both sentences.
2. Make a comparison:
a. What’s missing from the second?
i. Circle the missing part
b. What other differences do you notice?
3. Take notice of the tenses of the sentences:
a. Try to use the same tense in the second.
4. Practice:
Many people believe that Edison has the ability to become world judo champion.
CAPABLE
Many people believe that Edison ___________________ the world championship in judo.
Exam Strategies
1. Read both sentences.
2. Make a comparison:
a. What’s missing from the second?
i. Circle the missing part
b. What other differences do you notice?
3. Take notice of the tenses of the sentences:
a. Try to use the same tense in the second.
4. Practice:
Many people believe that Edison has the ability to become world judo champion.
CAPABLE
Many people believe that Edison IS CAPABLE OF // WINNING the world championship in judo.
Exam Strategies
● More practice:
● Compare
● Circle
● Differences
● Tenses
I was disappointed to hear that Leo had decided not to play basketball anymore.
UP
Leo's decision to __________________ as a disappointment to me.
Exam Strategies
● More practice:
● Compare
● Circle
● Differences
● Tenses
I was disappointed to hear that Leo had decided not to play basketball anymore.
UP
Leo's decision to __________________ as a disappointment to me.
Exam Strategies
● More practice:
● Compare
● Circle
● Differences
● Tenses
I was disappointed to hear that Leo had decided not to play basketball anymore.
UP
Leo's decision to GIVE UP BASKETBALL // CAME as a disappointment to me.

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