Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first.

1. The weather was horrible last night, so Thomas decided to stay at home.
If the weather hadn't been horrible last night,
2. I didn't tell the doctor about the headaches because he didn't ask me about them.
If the doctor had asked me about the headaches,
3. I disagreed so strongly because I thought the nurse was wrong.
I wouldn't have disagreed so strongly
4. Anna didn't want to go to the dentist until she got terrible toothache last week.
If Anna hadn't got terrible toothache last week,
5. I was so hungry because we didn't have anything for lunch.
I wouldn't have been so hungry if