Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) Use of English - Part four: Key Word Transformation. Do you want to get better at doing Key Word Transformation exercises? It's worth getting the hang of them since each correct answer is worth TWO marks. A little reminder: You must complete the second sentence (in between three and six words) so that it has the same meaning as the first using the word given that must not be changed.

FCE Use of English part 3: Key Word Transformation WORKSHEET 1 TASK 1 All the answers to questions 1 – 7 below are grammatically correct. However, they would not get. Paper 3 tests your knowledge of grammar and vocabulary. These are the key language. The correct word from a selection of. Pass the FCE.

Part 4 tests your knowledge of grammatical and lexical structures, and your ability to rephrase a structure using a common expression or pattern.

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You will be given a complete sentence followed by a second, incomplete sentence. You must complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first using a word given that must not be changed. There are 6 sentences in total.

Download Microsoft Office 2010 (v 14.0.4734.1000) Tu Software on this page. In the exam you transfer your answer to a special answer sheet. Part 4 tests your knowledge of grammar and vocabulary. It is impossible to predict areas that you could be tested on here. However, the categories listed below appear quite often. Now try our exercises.

Comparative/Superlative Structures like so/such., er/as. As or too/enough often appear in this exercise. 2. Passive Changes from active to passive or passive to active are often required. 3. Direct and Indirect Speech You are sometimes asked to transform a sentence from direct speech to indirect speech or from indirect to direct speech. 4. Auxiliary verbs You will often find questions that test your knowledge of auxiliary verbs like 'will', 'have', 'must' etc. 5. Conditionals Any type of conditional sentence is likely to appear in this part of Paper 3. 6. 'Unreal' past tenses You will sometimes find sentences using 'If only.'

, I'd rather.' Etc that require the use of past tenses. 7. Verb patterns Your knowledge of verb patterns such as gerund and infinitive is frequently tested. 8. Phrasal Verbs Sentences requiring phrasal verbs often appear in this section. 9. Practice In most of the exercises above you have had to make ONE change to the sentence, for example making an active sentence passive. However, in the exam you may have to make TWO changes to the sentence, for example changing active to passive AND using a phrasal verb. Dos and don'ts.