Нужна помощь с домашним заданием по английскому языку(5 упражнений на...

1. Maria is slightly fat. She is speaking about the problems of losing weight. Complete what Maria says using comparatives of the adjectives in brackets; add than where neccessary.

Sometimes I feel that my waist is getting ______ (fait), not ______ (thin)!

When you first start dieting, it seems _____ (a lot easy) doing exercises and cutting down on bread looks ____ (much / simple).

However, when you become ______ (a little / advanced), it gets _____ (a lot / complicated).

There are also so many brands at the baker's!

My will appears to be _____ (far/too/weak)!

I'm already looking for something _____ (rather/efficient) cutting town bread.

2. Underline any comparative that is used incorrectly. 

1. Face bread is the more tasty ana popular of all kinds of bread in the shop.

2. Iowa produces the more feed corn than other state.

3. The cheaper of the two suitcases was more suitable for short trips.

4. The other side of the setlement has a better supply of foodstuffs.

5. Waiting to be reduced is highest of the two prices.

6. Evaluating the quality of a product can be difficult for a customer. The higher the quality, the higher the price.

7. Choices are not simpler for consumers becuase many factors influence buying decisions.

8. More often than not a smart buyer makes best buying decisions than an inexperienced one. 

3. Make sentences using the structure:

the + comparative clause, the + comparative clause.

1. (complicated) the problem / (hard) it is to find a solution.

2. (Wise) the choice is / (good) the quality of the product is.

3. (Big) a car is / (expensive) it is to run.

4. (Bad) the weather / (dangerous) it is to drive on the roads.

5. (Old) he gets / (thoughtful) he becomes.

6. (Fast) he tried  to work / (little) he  was able to accomplish.

7. (Many) advances and improvements are made in technology, (convenient) the banking transactions become.

8. (Much) populated the area becomes, (much) noise one has to contend with. 

4. Put ✓ for the correct sentences; rewrite the incorrect ones.

1. This is one of most expensive restaurants in Milton.

2. Let your child choose the most and the least expecsive ways to purchase goods.

3. Only a smartest consumer knows how to use advertising for his purposes.

4. The better educated one is, the less likely is one to be unemployed.

5. I think that was one of the worse days of my life.

6. Today there are less and less jobs which require unskilled labour.

7. My neighbour is one of the boringest people I know.

8. What is the most popular brand of beer in your pub?

9. Tell me if you have any farther problems (=any more problems).

10. The eldest customer was given a free basket of food.

5. Fill in the blanks with a or the whenever neccessary.

1. Don't you know that in ... most of London buses fares depend on the distance travelled.

2. When offering a new job, ... most firms select from the total number of applicants a small number who they think have ... best qualifications on paper.

3. This is ... most efficient way of improving the sales.

4. This is not surprising that ... most of ... English regard themselves as sportsmen.

5. When he was in prison they fed him on this soup and dry bread ... most of which was mouldy.

6. ... Most of all, yuppies are Professional: they can be seen setting off to work every day in ... most elegant business suits and pretentious dresses.

7. This has been the best year in the company's history, ... most productive in output and certainly less hard than the previous one.

8. Who were you given this information by? It sounds ... most interesting and convincing.

9. The experts gave us ... most (чрезвычайно) important advice. Bery vital indeed!

10. We already know that ... most foodstuffs are in the perishable category.

11. You see, ... most important thing when interviewing a candidate is his character, his ability to react, his intelligence and his suitability for the position.

12. Find out the way to use money ... most effectively.

13. Thank you for ... most impressive preliminary report.