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Cleft Sentences B2+ (SpeakOut B2+)

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  • He [will contact technical support].
    What he will do is contact technical support.
  • The company [increased prices].
    What the company did was increase prices.
  • They need [immediate feedback].
    What they need is immediate feedback.
  • We [don’t make assumptions].
    What we do is not make assumptions.
  • They will sign [the agreement].
    What they will sign is the agreement.
  • She [delivers presentations confidently].
    What she does is deliver presentations confidently.
  • She will recommend [a new candidate].
    What she will recommend is a new candidate.
  • She [asks too many questions].
    What she does is ask too many questions.
  • They trust [automated solutions].
    What they trust are automated solutions.
  • They [will review the evidence].
    What they will do is review the evidence.
  • He [offered a discount].
    What he did was offer a discount.
  • We [follow standard procedures].
    What we do is follow standard procedures.
  • We [will review the evidence again].
    What we will do is review the evidence again.
  • They will invest [more money].
    What they will invest is more money.
  • They [changed their supplier].
    What they did was change their supplier.
  • She [will file a complaint].
    What she will do is file a complaint.
  • He [avoids conflicts].
    What he does is avoid conflicts.
  • We expect [transparent decisions].
    What we expect are transparent decisions.
  • He [will handle the negotiations].
    What he will do is handle the negotiations.
  • He will update [the guidelines].
    What he will update are the guidelines.
  • We [organize training sessions].
    What we do is organize training sessions.
  • We [solve problems together].
    What we do is solve problems together.
  • She [took the opportunity].
    What she did was take the opportunity.
  • She loves [creative challenges].
    What she loves are creative challenges.
  • He admires [disciplined leaders].
    What he admires are disciplined leaders.
  • She describes [complex ideas].
    What she describes are complex ideas.
  • We found [a flaw in the strategy].
    What we found was a flaw in the strategy.
  • He [doubted the idea at first].
    What he did was doubt the idea at first.
  • They [lost important data].
    What they did was lose important data.
  • We value [clear communication].
    What we value is clear communication.
  • They [didn’t notify the clients].
    What they did was not notify the clients.
  • She collects [client testimonials].
    What she collects are client testimonials.
  • They questioned [the final results].
    What they questioned were the final results.
  • They will choose [another approach].
    What they will choose is another approach.
  • He [mentors new employees].
    What he does is mentor new employees.
  • He reviews [financial forecasts].
    What he reviews are financial forecasts.
  • She archived [all the documents].
    What she archived were all the documents.
  • She [checks the contracts carefully].
    What she does is check the contracts carefully.
  • He will analyse [our proposal].
    What he will analyse is our proposal.
  • We will highlight [key differences].
    What we will highlight are key differences.
  • The team [will present the results].
    What the team will do is present the results.
  • He will monitor [the progress].
    What he will monitor is the progress.
  • The manager [will approve the budget].
    What the manager will do is approve the budget.
  • They [made a risky investment].
    What they did was make a risky investment.
  • We discussed [ethical implications].
    What we discussed were ethical implications.
  • They evaluated [every participant].
    What they evaluated was every participant.
  • We approved [the revised plan].
    What we approved was the revised plan.
  • I [will revise the report].
    What I will do is revise the report.
  • She noticed [a pattern in the data].
    What she noticed was a pattern in the data.
  • He ignored [my advice].
    What he ignored was my advice.