Key Word Transformations - Module 4
C1 Advanced · Key Word Transformation · Advanced Expert Student's Resource Book, Pearson Education
For questions 1-10, complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between three and six words, including the word given. Here is an example.
LIKELIHOOD
all likelihood Debbie
will
is going to
In ___ win the charity fun run.
Debbie is very likely to win the charity fun run.
FORWARD
was really looking forward
was looking forward
to beginning
Julian ___ his voluntary work placement.
Julian couldn't wait to begin his voluntary work placement.
OF
was of particular
concern
The issue of noise pollution ___ to Rachel.
Rachel was particularly concerned about the issue of noise pollution.
PREVENTED
traffic prevented us
from arriving
The heavy ___ in time for the meeting.
Because of the heavy traffic, we didn't arrive in time for the meeting.
CALLS
calls for a
great
This kind of charity work ___ deal of commitment.
You have to be very committed to do this kind of charity work.
LENT
lent her loyal support
to
Delia has always ___ local charities.
Delia has always been a loyal supporter of local charities.
HIGHLY
would be highly
beneficial
The project ___ to young people in the community.
Young people in the community would benefit greatly from the project.
REMAINS
remains to
be
It ___ seen what effect the new proposals will have.
It is uncertain what effect the new proposals will have.
HARDLY
hardly any of the
hardly any
protestors
In the end, ___ signed the petition.
In the end, only a very small number of protestors signed the petition.
PAID
put paid
to
The loss of funding ___ Jane's plan to go to India.
The loss of funding was the end of Jane's plan to go to India.
RESENTS
Mark ___ what to do.
Mark doesn't like it when people tell him what to do.
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