KEY WORD TRANSFORMATION - Rephrasings C1| Advanced CAE | Cambridge (Use of English)
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- En este videos vamos a ver 10 frases de KEY WORD TRANSFORMATION - REPHRASING a nivel C1 - ADVANCED - CAE del USE OF ENGLISH del examen de CAMBRIDGE.
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GRAN vídeo haga más vídeos de este tipo es muy muy útil.muchas gracias Prof.👏
As always, 100% useful. Thanks!! :)
Thanks Marta :)
No conocía la estructura de "though it may be", muchas gracias!
Excelente video me ayudó mucho
Great video. Thank you!
Thanks Camila
marvellous, as always. but it strikes me these sort of sentences are for reading high level books. doesn't it. because when watching any films don't appear it a lot.
All the grammar structures are normally found in books, but the phrasal verbs in the video can be used in any conversation perfectly no matter how informal it is.
In number 7, is there any chance of me writing "The teacher pointed her out..."?
No sooner will have I done the B2 exam than I'll get back to study inversions. Nowadays I have to focus on more simple grammar structures. By the wat, could you tell me whether the inversion is right? What I meant to say is that "as soon as I have done the B2 exam, I'll get back to study inversions.
No sooner have I done the B2 than I will get back to study the inversions.
Is it possible " No sooner had my mother made a point of having all the items in the emergency bag than someone stole the tunas" In this case I am attempting using the idiom: make a point of doing sth :)
No sooner had my mother finished putting all the items in the.... I would say it like this.
@@theenglishspotlight3886 Why not "Make a point of doing sth"? Does it sound forced? Or how can I use this idiomatic expression? Make a point of doing sth(: to give one's attention to (doing something) to make sure that it happens She makes a point of treating her employees fairly.
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Hola! Muchas gracias por los videos. Tengo una crisis existencial enorme. Entiendo el subjuntivo y hasta vi tu video al respecto pero me confunde que tengo amigos nativos y maestros que me dicen que use "was" en he/she/it. Y no sé ya qué hacer en oraciones como "if he were not here, I would bla bla bla" Esa oración es correcta o sí uso was o qué? Me preocupa porque estoy a punto de hacer el CAE y no quiero perder puntos. Por fa ayuda 😭
Valeria, en el caso de ''he,she,it'' da igual si dices ''was'' o ''were'', en un examen los dos son igual de válidos. Yo en mi caso, en un examen, usaría ''were'' ya que así les demuestras que sabes esa regla :)
@@theenglishspotlight3886 vale, muchísimas gracias. Estaba toda paniqueada jajaja
wtf with phrase 10 !! :)