Complete the second sentence using the word in brackets so that it means the same as the first sentence. Use between two and five words

You'd better make an appointment to see the doctor.

If [ ] make an appointment to see the doctor. (were)

1. John's car can't be compared to her car. John has a worse one.
   Her car [ ] John's. (than)
2. They are not planning to move abroad.
   They have [ ] moving abroad. (intention)
3. You'll be hungry later unless you have breakfast.
   You'll be hungry later [ ] breakfast. (not)
4. They have as many dogs as we have.
   They have [ ] dogs as we have. (number)
5. No matter how hard he tries, he'll never pass the exam.
   There's [ ]: he'll never pass the exam. (point)
6. Using mobile phones is not allowed in the cinema.
   They don't [ ] mobile phones in the cinema. (people)
7. Even though she was hardworking, she didn't get promoted.
   In [ ] hardworking, she didn't get promoted. (of)
8. Can you describe your son to the policeman, please?
   Can you tell the policeman what your son [ ], please? (looks)