C1 Key Word Transformation Practice
Targeted CAE Part 4 practice for paraphrase, grammar control and meaning-preserving transformations.
All C1 Part 4 practice tests
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- 1Key Word Transformations – C1 Test 1
- 2Key Word Transformations – C1 Test 2
- 3Key Word Transformations – C1 Test 3
- 4Key Word Transformations – C1 Test 4
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- 11Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 1
- 12Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 2
- 13Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 3
- 14Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 4
- 15Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 5
- 16Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 6
- 17Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 7
- 18Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 8
- 19Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 9
- 20Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 10
- 21Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 11
- 22Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 12
- 23Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 13
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- 25Key Word Transformations - C1 Test 15
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How to ace Key Word Transformation
What does C2 Proficiency Part 4 test?
C2 Proficiency Part 4 tests whether you can rewrite a sentence with the same meaning using a fixed key word in 3-8 words. It rewards control of inversion, conditionals, passive/reporting structures, cleft sentences, idioms and fixed phrases without changing the key word.
Key Word Transformation is often the hardest part of the Use of English paper. It tests grammatical agility and lexical depth, especially idioms and fixed phrases.
Use between three and eight words including the key word, without changing the key word. Look for inversion, conditionals, passive reporting verbs, and cleft structures.
Advanced structures
- Inversion after negative adverbials
- Mixed and third conditionals
- Advanced idiomatic phrases