Legacy B2 pt 1 Written Communication 7

Anaphora:

• the mentioning of someone or something later on in the sentence; usually achieved by first using the pronoun and then introducing the noun. Since he is my best friend, John knows all my secrets.

• the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of clauses or sentences that follow each other. To succeed, it takes strength, it takes courage and it takes determination.

Since he is my best friend, John knows all my secrets.

• Cataphora

• Anaphora

After it opened, the sports club attracted dozens of youths from the surrounding area.

• anaphora

• cataphora

• rhetorical question

• hyperbole

A survey has shown that sports clubs are not welcome in every area. How is this possible?

• cataphora

• rhetorical question

• anaphora

The government plans to create sports centres in every village, every town and every city in the country.

• anaphora

• cataphora

Young people need places where they can take part in creative activities and where they can learn new things.

• anaphora

• cataphora

Although she lives right next to a sports club, Julie hardly ever visits it.

• cataphora

• anaphora

1. Exercising is ​ (a)   benefit to all people.

2. Sports clubs can provide an opportunity ​ (b)   socialising as well as working out.

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1. I am strongly ​ (a)   favour of going to a sports club.

2. We shouldn’t discourage others ​ (b)   achieving their ambitions.

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The new sports centre offers an _______ (impress) variety of activities.