3.plete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use one word only, beginning...

1. You cooked this meat for too long. You overcooked this meat.
You cooked this meat for too long. You overcooked this meat.

2. Our team did not perform well enough last season. Our team underperformed last season.
Our team did not perform well enough last season. Our team underperformed last season.

3. I met a former school friend in a café in town. I met an ex-girlfriend in a café in town.
I met a former school friend in a café in town. I met an ex-girlfriend in a café in town.

4. She’s an expert in history after World War II. She’s an expert in post-war history.
She’s an expert in history after World War II. She’s an expert in post-war history.

5. I’m sorry, I typed your name incorrectly. I’m sorry, I mistyped your name.
I’m sorry, I typed your name incorrectly. I’m sorry, I mistyped your name.

6. They bought the house, but sold it again a year later. They bought the house, but resold it a year later.
They bought the house, but sold it again a year later. They bought the house, but resold it a year later.

7. Ben Stiller wrote Zoolander with two other writers. Ben Stiller and two other writers co-wrote Zoolander.
Ben Stiller wrote Zoolander with two other writers. Ben Stiller and two other writers co-wrote Zoolander.