Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning

to the first, using the word given. Do not change the word
given and use between 3 and 8 words, including the word
given.
1.Do you mind if I watch you while you paint?

1.Do you ...............you while you paint?

 Do you

you while you paint?

2.Nobody can predict what Anna’s reaction to the news will
be.

2.It....................................to the news.

 It

to the news.
3.Toby got ideas for his novels from local newspapers.

3.Toby used local............... for his novels.

Toby used local.......

for his novels.

4.Christine failed to get promotion because of her limited
experience.

4.Christine’s..................her limited experience.

 Christine’s

her limited experience.

5.Alistair has no chance of being selected for the team because
of his poor sprint times.

5.Alistair’s poor sprint times.............of being selected for the

team.
5.Alistair’s poor sprint times

of being selected for the team.

6.There’s nothing to stop you from applying for the job.

6.There’s....................................................for the job.

6.There’s

for the job.

7.The restaurant manager thought that they were likely to lose
all their customers if service didn’t improve.

7.The restaurant manager thought that

they.............................all their customers if service didn’t
improve.
7.The restaurant manager thought that they

all their customers if service didn’t improve.

8.The standing ovation came as a complete surprise to
the young singer.

8.The young singer........................the standing

ovation.
8.The young singer

the standing ovation.

9.The members of the council expressed their approval of the
plans for the new hotel complex.

9.The members of the council.................the plans for the new

hotel complex.
 9.The members of the council

the plans for the new hotel complex.