3. Complete the second sentence so it means the same as the first. Use one, two or three words. Listen and check.

0. I can't come to the meeting because I'm ill. If I weren't ill, I'd come to the meeting. 1. They don't expect to win the match. They'd be surprised if they won the match. 2. You ought to ask for help. I would ask for help if I were you. 3. I think you should call a doctor. If I were you, I'd call a doctor. 4. Jack is too fat because he doesn't do any exercise. If Jack did some exercise, he wouldn't be fat. 5. I don't think I'll get a place at Harvard. I wouldn't be very happy if I got a place at Harvard.