CPE – Sentence Transformations Practice Exam

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How can Susan's intention regarding the mountain be expressed?

Susan has a goal of climbing that mountain again.

Susan has no intention of climbing that mountain again.

The choice that conveys Susan's intention regarding the mountain most effectively implies that she has made a conscious decision not to climb it again. This indicates a clear absence of desire or plan to undertake that climb in the future, suggesting that she may have had a past experience that has influenced her decision.

The other options imply different states of intent. For instance, suggesting that Susan has a goal of climbing the mountain again indicates a positive intention toward the activity. Some options imply a neutral or evasive attitude toward the climb, rather than a definitive choice not to do so. Therefore, the statement that she has no intention of climbing the mountain again encapsulates the intended meaning of her resolution about that specific action.

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Susan avoids the prospect of climbing that mountain.

Susan intends to revisit that mountain.

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