21 Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word given. Use between two and five words. 1 What a pity you didn't come to the cinema with us. WISH I wish you had come to the cinema with us. 2 Jane is running late for the theatre because she came across traffic. WOULD If Jane hadn't come across traffic, she late for the theatre. 3 You'll miss the start of the show if you don't leave now. BETTER You now or you'll miss the start of the show. 4 The restaurant is too noisy for us to enjoy our meal in peace. WAS If the restaurant we would enjoy our meal in peace. 5. The children should go to bed now; it's getting late. ABOUT It's to bed; it's getting late. 6 Please tell me what happens at the end of the film. SOONER I what happens at the end of the film. 7 Patty would rather read books than watch films. PREFERS Patty films. 8 She won't go skydiving because she has a fear of heights. AFRAID If she heights, she would go skydiving. 9. If you don't stop lying to him, your relationship will never improve. UNLESS Your relationship will never improve him the truth. 10 She doesn't know a lot about art; it just sounds like she does. THOUGH She sounds a lot about art, but she doesn't.