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Emphatic structures

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    Gold Experience C1 grammar unit 9
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  • Rewrite the sentences. Start with it and focus on the information in capitals. The LABOUR GOVERNMENT changed the law on fox hunting in 2004.
    It was the Labour government that changed the law on fox hunting in 2004.
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  • Rewrite the sentences. Start with it and focus on the information in capitals. The Labour government changed THE LAW ON FOX HUNTING in 2004.
    It was the law on fox hunting that the Labour government changed in 2004.
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  • Rewrite the sentences. Start with it and focus on the information in capitals. The Labour government changed the law on fox hunting in (2004).
    It was in 2004 that the Labour government changed the law on fox hunting.
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  • Rewrite the sentences. Start with it and focus on the information in capitals. MY SISTER made the chocolate cakes for Joanne’s party.
    It was my sister who made the chocolate cakes for Joanne’s party.
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  • Rewrite the sentences. Start with it and focus on the information in capitals. My sister made THE CHOCOLATE CAKES for Joanne’s party.
    It was the chocolate cakes that my sister made for Joanne’s party.
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  • Rewrite the sentences. Start with it and focus on the information in capitals. My sister made the chocolate cakes FOR JOANNE'S PARTY.
    It was for Joanne’s party that my sister made the chocolate cakes.
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  • Add emphasis to this sentence by adding do, does or did. It helps if I get a good night’s sleep before an exam.
    It does help if I get a good night's sleep before an exam.
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  • Add emphasis to this sentence by adding do, does or did. Danny goes on about the year he spent in the USA a lot.
    Danny does go on about the year he spent in the USA a lot.
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  • Add emphasis to this sentence by adding do, does or did. Pat gave me his email address but I’ve lost it, I’m afraid.
    Pat did give me his email address but I have lost it, I am afraid.
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  • Rewrite the sentence starting with the word/phrase in brackets. I wanted to point out that there won’t be much parking space available directly outside our house. (what)
    What I wanted to point out was that there will not be much parking space available directly outside our house.
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  • Rewrite the sentence starting with the word/phrase in brackets. I’m not going to be able to meet that deadline. (no way)
    No way am I going to be able to meet that deadline.
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  • Rewrite the sentence starting with the word/phrase in brackets. I’m phoning to ask you the best route to the hotel and confirm the time of the dinner. (the reason why)
    The reason (why) I am phoning is to ask you the best route to the hotel and confirm the time of the dinner.
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  • Rewrite the sentence starting with the word/phrase in brackets. I had just read the email when David called me to discuss the problem. (no sooner)
    No sooner had I read the email than David called me to discuss the problem.
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  • Rewrite the sentence starting with the word/phrase in brackets. I haven’t ever given James the impression that I was looking for a change of job. (at no time)
    At no time have I ever given James the impression that I was looking for a change of job
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  • Our neighbour told us that the house opposite is being sold. WHO It _____________ that the house opposite is being sold.
    was our neighbour who told us
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  • The accident happened just behind that statue. WHERE The __________ just behind that statue.
    place where the accident happened is
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