TOUCHSTONE BOOK 4, UNIT 12

Normal sentence: We served homemade cake as dessert.

Sentence with "what clause": __________________ was some homemade cake.

• What I'm saying

• What we served as dessert

• What they need

Normal sentence: I'm saying (that) you need to choose a career you like.

Sentence with "what clause": ____________________ you need to choose a career you like.

• The best thing to do is

• What I'm saying is that

• What I would do

Normal sentence: John described an amusing situation.

Sentence with "what clause": __________________ was amusing.

• What John described

• John's anecdote

• What John would do first

Normal sentence: I'd like you to work on the revision exercise on the website

Sentence with "what clause": The revision exercise on the website is _______________________.

• what I would do first

• your next assignment

• what I'd like you to work on

___________________ is that you can manage your time.

• What my coworker did

• The best thing about working at home

• The main thing you need

___________________ was buy an agenda to organize his tasks well.

• Something my friend did

• The good thing about that

• The advantage of that

___________________ that you can wake up a little later than usual.

• What I would do first

• The best thing you can do

• The advantage of taking classes online is

When you come out of school tomorrow, I _______________ a plane.

• 'll boarding

• 'll board

• 'll be boarding

Try to call before 8 o'clock. After that, we ____________ the match.

• 'll be watching

• 'll watch

• 'll have watch

You can visit us during the first week of July. I ________________ then.

• won't be working

• 'll working

• 'll have worked