The primary feature of Advanced English means knowing different ways of saying the same thing, aka as "range". One effect of this is that when a word changes, so do other elements of the sentence which is what we explore in this exercise.
Prior to the session, we send you Advanced-level exercises, testing your knowledge of the structures or vocabulary or usages, for you to complete. During the one-hour single-topic session, we review the answers and then discuss those questions with which participants had difficulties and, depending on time, other topics which may arise.
What’s confusing you so much? + LOT
> What is it that’s causing you such a lot of confusion?
It is reported that he is now recovering in hospital. + RECOVERY
> He is reported .......... in hospital now.
I was amazed because there were no problems throughout the holiday. + WENT
> To ..........., nothing went wrong throughout the holiday.
Available :
- Advanced Use of English Practice & Feedback : transformations I
- Advanced Use of English Practice & Feedback : transformations II
- Advanced Use of English Practice & Feedback : transformations III
These sessions come from our Advanced English Practice & Feedback series. Click here to learn more about this series. Ask us about programmes and support related to Advanced Use of English.
- A C1 or higher level of English is assumed.
- One-hour synchronous online video conferencing session; an in-person or face-to-face option is also available.
- Especially useful for Cambridge English C1 Advanced (was CAE) preparation. Click here for information on our next C1 Advanced open group programmes, or contact us about individual, focussed support.
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