Cleft sentence. Used to draw attention to the most interesting or important part of a sentence. emphasis the noun : What/all+ understood info+ is/was+ emphasis What I hated most is the headmaster. What I need now is a holiday All I want for Christmas is you Emphasis the verb: What/all+ subject+ do/does/did+ is/was+ the verb that we want to emphasise What she did was neglects me everytime I see her. All I did was being nice Emphasis the whole sentence: What happens/happened+ is/was+ clause What happened was I said the truth about his child’s behavior. REMEMBER TO USE STRESS WHEN SPEAKING. We don’t really see eye to eye about anything Simon. Never egree. I don’t see eye to eye about anything with my elder sister She drives me crazy sometimes Tess. To annoys someone All my students always drive me crazy. We have our ups and downs Ellie. Sometimes is good and sometimes is bad I have ups and downs in my life Those two often fight like cats and dogs Nick. Fight I often fight like cats and dogs with my brother