Halloween
Grammar · C1 · 3 printable sheets, each with an answer key.
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- Sheet 1 · 25 minCleft sentences: what really frightens usIt-clefts, what-clefts and clefts with all, the reason and the place, practised through ghost stories, haunted houses and the things that make us jump.Free
- Sheet 2 · 25 minInversion: never had the manor been so quietInversion after negative and restrictive adverbials (never, not until, no sooner, hardly, only when, little) for dramatic Gothic storytelling.Premium
- Sheet 3 · 25 minModal perfects: the case of the vanishing guestMust have, can't have, might have, should have and needn't have (including passive forms) to solve a country-house mystery on Halloween night.Premium