Write a sentence so it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word in

brackets, as in this example:

 She couldn't cope with the job because of the long working hours [why]
 The reason why she couldn't cope with the job was the long working hours.

1. Mass tourism does more harm than good. [what]

2. Governments need to crack down on illegal dumping. [what]
3. Volunteer workers only sort rubbish for recycling. [all]
4. They began recycling to reduce the amount of waste they sent to
landfill. [reason]
5. Only by using clean energy can we prevent hazardous waste from damaging
the environment. [the only way] 

1. What does more harm than good is mass tourism.

2. What Govermments need is cracking down on illegal dumping.
3. All volunteers workers only sort is rubbish for recycling.
4. The reason why they began recycling was reducing the amount of waste
they sent to landfill.
5. The only way to prevent hazardous waste from damaging the environment
is using clean energy.

Comment:

1. What does more harm than good is mass tourism.

What mass tourism does is more harm than good.

1. What Govermments need is cracking down on illegal dumping.

2. All volunteers workers [do is] only sort is rubbish for recycling.
3. The reason why they began recycling was reduceing the amount of waste they
sent to landfill.
4. The only way to prevent hazardous waste from damaging the environment is
using clean energy.