Key Word Transformation

ANSWERS 1: MAKE AN IMPRESSION ON
COLLOCATION
MAKE AN IMPRESSION ON sb
Similar Conversions
Try hard and you'll succeed. => Unless you make an effort, you'll fail. MAKE AN EFFORT => COLLOCATION
Alice ought to find out what time the bus leaves. => Alice ought to make sure what time the bus leaves. MAKE + SURE => COLLOCATION
He looks as if he were a very rich person. => He makes an impression of a very rich person. MAKE + AN IMPRESSION => COLLOCATION

ANSWERS 2: CAME INTO
PHRASAL VERB
COME INTO => to be left money by somebody who has died.
Similar Conversions
She stopped smoking when her baby was born. => She gave up smoking when her baby was born. STOP => GIVE UP
I can't bear that noise any longer. => I can't put up with that noise any longer. BEAR => PUT UP WITH
I know that she's lying but I will learn the truth. => I know that she's lying but I will find out the truth. LEARN => FIND OUT

ANSWERS 3: SHOULDN'T HAVE GONE | SHOULD NOT HAVE GONE
CRITICISM (PAST)
SHOULDN'T + HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE
Similar Conversions
You should hurry up. => You ought to hurry up. SHOULD => OUGHT TO
She shouldn't get on my nerves. => She had better not get on my nerves. SHOULDN'T => HAD BETTER NOT
You should avoid drinking alcohol. => It would be a good idea to avoid drinking alcohol. SHOULD => WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA TO

ANSWERS 4: LENT MY CAR TO
VERB + TWO OBJECTS
We can use two objects after some verbs. Usually the first object is a person and the second object is a thing.
Similar Conversions
Could you give me that pencil? => Could you give that pencil to me? GIVE + TWO OBJECTS
She taught us some English phrases. => She taught some English phrases to us. TEACH + TWO OBJECTS
Let me make you some coffee. => Let me make some coffee for you. MAKE + TWO OBJECTS

ANSWERS 5: WOULD BE GRATEFUL IF | 'D BE GRATEFUL IF
SECOND CONDITIONAL (POLITE REQUEST)
I WOULD BE GRATEFUL + IF YOU + PAST SIMPLE
Similar Conversions
I advise you to stop smoking so much. => If I were you, I would stop smoking so much. IF I WERE YOU => ADVICE
He isn't happy. He doesn't smile often. => If he were happy, he would smile often. IF + PAST SIMPLE + FUTURE IN THE PAST
What would you do if you failed the test?. => Supposing you failed the test, what would you do? SUPPOSING + PAST SIMPLE

ANSWERS 6: MADE YOU SELL
CAUSATIVE
MAKE + OBJECT + BARE INFINITIVE
Similar Conversions
She insisted that Mark should go there on his own. => She made Mark go there on his own. MAKE + OBJECT + BARE INFINITIVE
A repairman has fixed our TV. => We have had our TV fixed. HAVE + OBJECT + PAST PARTICIPLE
I persuaded Karen to wash the dishes. => I got Karen to wash the dishes. GET + OBJECT + TO + INFINITIVE