Cleft sentences

Use a cleft sentence to rewrite the following statements. The emphasis is put on the words in bold underlined.

The person who told me about the hotel was Keith.

(a)  

Use a cleft sentence to rewrite the following statements. The emphasis is put on the word in bold underlined.

Only when the plane landed I felt a great sense of relief.

(a)  

Use a cleft sentence to rewrite the following statements. The emphasis is put on the word in bold underlined.

I left because I felt ill.

(a)  

Use a cleft sentence to rewrite the following statements. The emphasis is put on the word in bold underlined.

Sarah saw a plane not a UFO.

(a)  

Use a cleft sentence to rewrite the following statements. The emphasis is put on the word in bold underlined.

I had to borrow my father’s car to go to the job interview.

(a)  

Use a cleft sentence to rewrite the following statements. The emphasis is put on the word in bold underlined.

The reason why I’ve come is to discuss my future with you.

(a)  

Use a cleft sentence to rewrite the following statements. The emphasis is put on the word in bold underlined.

My brother bought his new car from our next-door neighbour last Saturday.

(a)  

Use a cleft sentence to rewrite the following statements. The emphasis is put on the word in bold underlined.

Last night I lent my bike to Sue.

(a)  

Use a cleft sentence to rewrite the following statements. The emphasis is put on the word in bold underlined.

Christopher Columbus discovered America in 1492.

(a)  

Use a cleft sentence to rewrite the following statements. The emphasis is put on the word in bold underlined.

I can’t bear you because you are always complaining about everything.

(a)