Emphatic Forms

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You really need to get the criminal to confess to his crime, but how do you do that?

• Why on earth did the criminal confess to his crime?

• The question is, how do you get the criminal to confess to his crime?

• The problem is criminal doesn't want to confess to his crime.

• What we need is to make the criminal confess to his crime.

Answer explanation

Since it is a question the most important part of the message, we should keep the message in this form. To do that we use the emphatic structure ... " the question is...."

You really ___________ need to tell the police what you saw, Emma. It could be important

Answer explanation

In this case, we use the auxiliary do in front of an affirmative verb.

What _________ are you doing with all those bits of wood? Are you making something?

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To be honest, you aren't qualified for this job.

• If I have to be honest with you, I'll tell that you are not qualified for this job.

• The truth is, you aren't qualified for this job.

• The fact is, you aren't qualified for this job.

REWRITE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE, KEEP THE SAME MEANING.

Warsow was the city where I met my girlfriend. (It)

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REWRIT THE FOLLOWING SENTENCE, KEEP THE SAME MEANING.

I was very tired, and i just wanted to sit down and rest. (ALL)

COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH A WORD FROM SECTION 8A.

Why are you in this restricted area of this factory? Who ________ you to come here?

COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH A WORD FROM SECTION 8A.

If the economy doesn't improve soon, unfortunatelly we'll have to ________ of some of our workers.

COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH A WORD FROM SECTION 8A

They're building affordable homes to give ________ desadvantaged people from poor suburbs a nicer place to live.