Correct the mistake: Never he had seen such a wonderful sunset.
Never had he seen such a wonderful sunset.
Correct the mistake: Little she cares what I think.
Little does she care what I think.
Rewrite the following sentence: He was so surprised to see her he could hardly speak. (Such...)
Such was his surprise to see her that he could hardly speak.
Reorganise the following: had / when / opened his mouth to speak / she / interrupted / hardly / he
Hardly had he opened his mouth to speak when she interrupted.
Rewrite the sentence: They walked slowly to the church.
Slowly, they walked to the church.
Rewrite the sentence: You have become powerful, Dooku.
Powerful you have become, Dooku.
Correct the mistake: It was only last week who that they got married
It was only last week that they got married
Fill in the gaps: Not till I pointed _____his job depended on them ______ agree to the changes.
Not till I pointed out his job depended on them did he agree to the changes.
Is this sentence emphasised? I waited all week for your phone call.
No.
Rewrite the sentence: I have never been so frightened. (Never...)
Never have I been so frightened.
Rewrite the following in one sentence: He's useless. That's the problem.
It is him being useless that is the problem. What the problem is is that he's useless.
Rewrite the sentence: War made her so angry. (It...)
It was war that made her so angry.
Reorganise the following: she / had / the room erupted into loud applause / finished speaking / than / no sooner
No sooner had she finished speaking than the room erupted into loud applause.
Rewrite the sentence: He understood little about the situation.
Little did he understand about the situation.
Is this sentence emphasised? I think it's because we have the same sense of humour that we work so well together.
Yes.
Emphasise the following sentence: If the police were to have found out, he would have been in trouble.
Were the police to have found out, he would have been in trouble.
Rewrite the sentence: You must never mention this to him. (Under no circumstance...)
Under no circumstance should you mention this to him.
Emphasise the following using 'it': Mary came round last night.
It was mary who came round last night. It was last night that Mary came round.
Correct the mistake: It was Claire who she left work early yesterday
It was Claire who left work early yesterday
Rewrite the sentence: I didn’t know she was lying. (At no time...)
At no time did I know she was lying.
Emphasise the following using 'what': You need a long rest.
What you need is a long rest. A long rest is what you need.
Rewrite the sentence: The factory outlets are in North Bend. (Where...)
Where the factory outlets are is in North Bend.
Use 3-8 words to make the second sentence similar to the first one.
when he removed his glasses that I recognised
Is this sentence emphasised? Up in the air went the balloon.
Yes.