Cleft sentences

I don't like Jamie's attitude.

• It's Jamie's attitude that I don't like.

• Jamie's attitude I don't like

• It's I don't like Jamie's attitude.

Eric bought a new house.

• What Eric bought was a new house.

• What Eric bought a new house.

• What a new house Eric bought.

I love the French fries in this restaurant.

• What I love about this restaurant is the French fries.

• What I love about the French fries is this restaurant.

• What I love about this restaurant French fries.

You need a long holiday.

• What you need is a long holiday.

• What you need a long holiday.

• What a long holiday you need.

They need to tell their teacher not me.

• It is the teacher you need to tell, not me.

• It is the teacher you need to tell me.

• It is me you need to tell the teacher.

I like the special effects in this movie.

• The thing I like about the movie is the special effects.

• The thing I like is the movie the special effects.

• The thing I like about the special effects is the movie.

You need to see the manager about your complaint.

• The person you need to see about your complaint is the manager.

• The manager you need to see about your complaint is the person.

• The person you need to see the manager.

I want to hear the facts, not everyone’s opinion!

• It is the facts that I want to hear, not everyone's opinion.

• It is the facts and not everyone's opinion

• It is I want to hear the facts not everyone's opinion.

Doesn’t Martin build model cars?

• No, what Martin builds are aeroplanes.

• No, it is Martin who builds aeroplanes.

• No, what aeroplanes are Martin builds.

Did they take the wrong train?

• No, what happened was they took the wrong bus.

• No, what happened is they took the wrong bus.

• No, what happened was they take the wrong bus.