Cleft sentences con what

What is the structure of a cleft sentence with 'what'?

• Subject + verb + what + complement

• Verb + what + subject + complement

• What + complement + subject + verb

• What + verb + subject + complement

What is the main purpose of using a cleft sentence with 'what'?

• To confuse the reader

• To hide important information

• To emphasize a specific part of a sentence

• To emphasize the complete sentence

Write a cleft sentence with 'what' to emphasize the subject.

• What I like is classical music

• I like soccer

• Cooking is I need

• I like reading stories

Write a cleft sentence with 'what' to emphasize the object.

• What I want is a new house.

• What I like is a new phone.

• What I have is a new job.

• What I need is a new car.

How is a cleft sentence formed with 'what' in Spanish?

• Qué + sujeto + verbo

• El que + verbo + sujeto

• Lo que + verbo + objeto

• Lo que + sujeto + verbo

What is the difference between a cleft sentence with 'what' and a simple sentence?

• A cleft sentence is shorter that a smple present sentence

• A cleft sentence is a questin and a simple present sentence is always positive

• A cleft sentence with "what" emphasizes the information after the "what"

• A cleft sentence with "what" has a subject and a verb, and a simple present has only a verb

Rephrase the following sentence using a cleft sentence with 'what' to emphasize the subject: 'She loves to read books.'

• She loves what to read books.

• What she loves to read is books.

• To read books is what she loves.

• What she loves is to read books.

Rephrase the following sentence using a cleft sentence with 'what' to emphasize the object: 'I bought a new car.'

• What I bought was a new house.

• What I bought was an old car.

• What I bought was a new bike.

• What I bought was a new car.

Complete the sentence: '_______ is what I need to succeed.'

• Me

• They

• You

• We

Complete the sentence: 'What I want is ________.'

• cooking

• you

• I like

• what it's