Fill in the gaps

Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one.

1. Why is it useful to ride a bike? — What are the advantages of
   [ ]?
2. I don't intend to apply for the job. — I have no intention of
   [ ].
3. Sam has a good memory for numbers. — Sam is good at
   [ ].
4. You probably won't get this job. — You have little chance of
   [ ].
5. Yesterday we didn't have lunch at home. We went to the café instead. — Instead of
   [ ] at home yesterday, we went to the café.
6. We played football very well, but we lost the game. — We lost the game despite
   [ ].