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This document contains exercises for practicing key word transformations in English. It helps students improve their grammar and vocabulary skills.
What's inside
- Sentences with blanks to fill in
- Various grammatical structures
- Different vocabulary words
- Examples of transformations
- Practice exercises
Who it is for: Students learning English as a second language. (General)
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Summary
Key word transformations are a way to practise English grammar. Students learn to change sentences while keeping their meaning the same.
Passive Voice
Passive voice is when the subject receives the action. Students change active sentences into passive ones.
Reported Speech
Reported speech is when someone tells you what another person said. Students change direct speech into reported speech.
Sentence Completion
Students complete sentences using the correct form of a verb or phrase. This practises different grammar points.
Questions
Students change statements into questions. This practises question formation and different grammar points.
Key terms
- passive voice
- a sentence structure where the subject receives the action.
- reported speech
- telling someone what another person said.
- key word transformations
- changing a sentence while keeping its meaning the same.
- sentence completion
- filling in a blank in a sentence with the correct form of a verb or phrase.
- direct speech
- repeating exactly what someone said.
- indirect speech
- telling someone what another person said.
Questions this document helps with
- How do I change a sentence into the passive voice?
- What is the difference between direct and indirect speech?
- How do I complete a sentence with the correct verb form?
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