Answer for exercise 8
The solution for exercise 8 in chapter 5.2 - Three apples a day of Speakout Advanced Plus - Students' Book by Frances Eales and Steve Oakes
Question
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- Work in pairs and answer the questions.
- Use fronting in the following sentences to create a more dramatic, literary effect,
Answer
c)
- Paragraph 1 → A description of the person's appearance and what he is doing. Paragraph 2 → The feelings evoked in the person observing. Paragraph 3 → The resolution.
- 'Looks can be deceiving' → The other two are too vague.
- perfect proportions, razor-sharp jack-knife, flawless shape, quiet melody, shiny bronze, spindly fingers
- Carefully, gingerly; On the ground next to him; Like a vision; Ahead of me; Mindless of the rain
d)
- In the centre of the forest lay a tiny cabin.
- Angrily, she slammed the door and stormed out of the room.
- Through the valley beneath us flowed an enormous river.
- On his shoulder perched a parrot, tilting his head as if trying to understand something.
- Ignoring the temptation to look down, Greta climbed out to the top of the cable car.
- From the corner of its cage snarled a huge black leopard.