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Updated 5 June 2022
Article and tips on teaching Cambridge First key word sentence transformations
How to teach FCE key word sentence transformations (with 11 sentence transformation games ideas) – LINK UPDATED
FCE Use of English Part Four key word sentence transformations teaching tips (mine on Onestopenglish.com – slightly out of date now there are fewer questions in this part than there used to be)
Cambridge First Certificate Use of English Part Four key word sentence transformation games/ photocopiables
Sentence transformations The same or different pairwork
Sentence transformations The same or different (including typical confusions when transforming sentences, with simplest responses warmer game)
Idioms in Use of English Part Four sentence transformations reversi memory game
Correct the typical FCE sentence transformation mistakes
Important language for FCE sentence transformations The same or different game
First Certificate Use of English Part Four sentence transformations hangman
Brainstorming language for key word sentence transformation
Write FCE Use of English sentence transformation questions on the typical language points (students make up tasks with so/ such, have something done etc and then pass them to other groups to try)
Make FCE sentence transformation tasks from the key words (students challenge each other with exam tasks they made up, with key words from the latest official exams)
FCE Use of English Part Four key words writing tasks (older version of the activity above)
Make FCE sentence transformation tasks from the prompt sentences (ditto, but using realistic root sentences based on official exams this time)
Key word transformation reversi – Version from one exam, so includes more obscure points
Key word transformations for modals of speculation/ deduction (on Sandy Millin’s blog)
Reported Speech key word sentence transformations
First Certificate emailing phrases sentence transformations game
Email and letter phrases key word sentence transformations
Comparing/ contrasting language key word sentence transformations (linking to Speaking Part Two)
Important language points for sentence transformations
Language problems with so, such, too and enough
Comparing and contrasting page
Other related pages
Hi Alex, I have a question about item # 10 on http://www.usingenglish.com/files/pdf/cambridge-first-certificate-fce-key-word-sentence-transformations-pairwork.pdf. The sentence “Italian cheese is being labelled as Russian to the sanctions” makes no sense to me. Is there a missing verb or participle?
Thanks,
DM
Well spotted. As far as I remember, it should be “due to the sanctions”.
Sorry, that’s wrong. The missing word is actually “avoid”.