Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first sentence. Use 1−3 words.

1 You can wear a smart dress to the party, but it isn't necessary.

You wear a smart dress to the party.

2 It isn't warm enough to have a picnic outside today.

It’s to have a picnic outside today.

3 ‘I hate my new haircut,’ said Sally.

Sally said that her new haircut.

4 The school hasn’t given us our exam results yet.

We our exam results yet.

5 This car isn’t as powerful as Grandma’s car.

Grandma’s car is this one.

6 The match finished before we arrived.

When we arrived, the match .

7 We'll send an email about the school trip to your parents tomorrow.

Your parents an email about the school trip tomorrow.

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Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first sentence. Use 1−3 words.

1 You can wear a smart dress to the party, but it isn't necessary.

You _need not_ wear a smart dress to the party.

2 It isn't warm enough to have a picnic outside today.

It’s _too cool__ to have a picnic outside today.

3 ‘I hate my new haircut,’ said Sally.

Sally said that _she hated__ her new haircut.

4 The school hasn’t given us our exam results yet.

We _have not been given__ our exam results yet.

5 This car isn’t as powerful as Grandma’s car.

Grandma’s car is _ more powerful than__ this one.

6 The match finished before we arrived.

When we arrived, the match _had already finished__ .

7 We'll send an email about the school trip to your parents tomorrow.

Your parents _will be sent by us_ an email about the school trip tomorrow.