Share C1 Sentence Transformation (training)
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The linguistics lecture last night RESULTED IN/TURNED OUT to be disappointing. (choose and explain)
turned out (vs resulted in disappointment)
I would like to publish AN APOLOGY LETTER/ A LETTER OF APOLOGY in the next issue of our magazine.
a letter of apology (set phrase)
They offered Margot THE OPPORTUNITY/ THE POSSIBILITY to work in Rome. (choose and explain)
the opportunity to work/ of working
I hope that you had no difficulty TO FIND/ (IN) FINDING your way here. (choose and explain)
in finding (have difficulty (in) doing sth/ find it difficult TO do sth)
I hope that you had no difficulty TO FIND/ (IN) FINDING your way here. (choose and explain)
in finding (have difficulty (in) doing sth/ find it difficult TO do sth)
I'll LEAVE YOU/LET you the details of my trip when I set off. (choose and explain)
leave
I wouldn't recommend GOING/TO GO to that conference.
going (NEVER followed by a TO infinitive)
She took pride in CLEANINDG AND DECORATE/ CLEANING AND DECORATING her new flat.
cleaning and decorating (both verbs must be in the same form)
No one knows for sure WHERE DID HE FIND/ WHERE HE FOUND the information.
where he found (indirect speech)
You DID BETTER/ HAD BETTER study hard for your final exams.
HAD BETTER (='d better)
The jury finds it hard to COME TO/ BRING TO a decision.
come to a decision (=decide)
Thanks for keeping me IN THE PICTURE/ IN THE POST about the situation.
keep someone in the picture (=keep someone posted)
She's late again: She MUST MISS/ MUST HAVE MISSED the bus.
must have missed (refers to the past)
