The document discusses transformations of sentences related to swimming pools. It provides examples of changing sentences about how someone gets to the gym, the presence of a new swimming pool in town, and when the new pool opened. It then asks the reader to transform the sentence "The old swimming pool wasn't as big as the new one" into a sentence using one, two, or three words. Finally, it lists some key words and their transformations: open, not go, have never been, to go, small, lent me, and spent.

1. PART 1

2. 
How does he get to the gym?
He goes to the gym by bike.
He cycles to the gym.
There is often more
than one way of saying
the same thing

3. 
sentence Transformation
we have a new swimming pool in our town.
There _______________a new swimming pool in our
town.
a) Have
b) Has
c) is

4. 
Key Word Transformation
The new pool opened two days ago.
The new pool has been open _________days.
a) For two
b) since
c) After two

5. 
sentence Transformation

6. PART 1

7. Use one, two or
three words

8. 
sentence Transformation book
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3. The old swimming pool wasn’t as big as the new one.
The new swimming pool is _______________ the old one.
Use one, two or
three words

9. Page 109

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 4. open (closed=not open)
 5. Not go (must not + verb = prohibition)
 6. have never been (present prefect +never)
 7. to go (used to + verb = past habits)
 8. small (too + adjective and Not + adjective + enough)
 9. lent me (borrow=lend +pronoun)
 10. spent (spend + time)