4. use  much, far, many, very  to complete the  sentences.  in  some cases  two variants are possible.

1. the car exploded before my eyes. 2. it had been a long day

and he was tired. 3. the website has the latest music

news. 4. he knows more about it. 5. more

people can be involved in this project. 6. sometimes the thought

of the world outside these walls makes her nervous. 7. we've got

more visitors than we expected. 8. there's less trouble in the

region than there has ever been. 9. the young lady looked ­tractive.

10. our house is at the end of the street.

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