Key Word Transformations. C1 Cambridge CAE practice materials. 

Some pointers before you start. 

  • The idea here is to transform the sentences given into another sentence that means the same thing. 
  • Make sure that you include all the elements from the first sentence. Pay attention to adverbs of time etc which need to be in the second sentence too. 
  • You can only use between 2 and 6 words in your transformation. 
  • Make sure your grammar is correct and your tenses are the same. 
  • Spelling does count. 
  • Do not change the spelling or form of the key word. 
  • Check your second sentence has the correct subject. Sometimes the exercise will be checking your ability to transform a passive into an active sentence or vice versa. 
  • Find the answers at the end, so you can check your own work. 



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