1 complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. use the word provided.
1 it doesn’t matter if you don’t know how to swim.
need
you know how to swim.
2 i’ve never met students who were so lazy before.
such
never before.
3 windsurfing is much more exciting than waterskiing.
nowhere
waterskiing is windsurfing.
4 the national dental institute is carrying out research into tooth decay.
by
research .
5 ‘my parents flew to paris last weekend,’ said dan.
previous
dan said .
6 i didn’t get the job because i was late for the interview.
have
if .
7 i wasn’t able to get a ticket for the match so i watched it on tv.
being
i watched it on tv.

1. It doesn't matter if you don't know how to swim, you don't need to know how to swim.
To complete the second sentence with a similar meaning, we can use the word "need". So the second sentence will be "You don't need to know how to swim".

2. I've never met students who were so lazy before, I've never met such lazy students before.
To complete the second sentence with a similar meaning, we can use the word "such". So the second sentence will be "I've never met such lazy students before".

3. Windsurfing is much more exciting than waterskiing, nowhere in waterskiing is windsurfing.
To complete the second sentence with a similar meaning, we can use the word "nowhere". So the second sentence will be "Nowhere in waterskiing is windsurfing".

4. The national dental institute is carrying out research into tooth decay, research is carried out by the national dental institute.
To complete the second sentence with a similar meaning, we can use the word "by". So the second sentence will be "Research is carried out by the national dental institute".

5. "My parents flew to Paris last weekend," said Dan, Dan said his parents had flown to Paris the previous weekend.
To complete the second sentence with a similar meaning, we can use the word "previous". So the second sentence will be "Dan said his parents had flown to Paris the previous weekend".

6. I didn't get the job because I was late for the interview, if I had not been late for the interview, I would have the job.
To complete the second sentence with a similar meaning, we can use the word "have". So the second sentence will be "If I had not been late for the interview, I would have the job".

7. I wasn't able to get a ticket for the match, so I watched it on TV, being unable to get a ticket for the match, I watched it on TV.
To complete the second sentence with a similar meaning, we can use the word "being". So the second sentence will be "Being unable to get a ticket for the match, I watched it on TV".