First of all, the walking is obviously by far (1) (cheap) means of travelling, and can be far (2)
(far) you
(quick) in a city centre. Of course, the (3)
have to go, the (4) (much) tired you will become. In some ways walking is (5)
(healthy) than travelling by car or bus, but it can be just as unhealthy because cities
are (6) (polluted) than they used to be. Cars are (7) .. (fast) of course and (8)
(convenient) than walking, but as cities become far (9) (crowded),
parking is getting (10) (hard). Sometimes public transport is much (11)
(good), even though buses don't go as (12) (fast) as cars do. Cars are a lot (13)
(convenient) but as they cause (14) (much) pollution, it is a great
deal (15) (reasonable) to avoid using them if possible. The (16) (long)
you live without a car, the (17) (self-satisfied) you feel. Shorter car trips are even
(18) (bad) for the environment because they burn fuel twice as (19)
(much) and create pollution at (20) (high) rates than (21) (long) trips.
In a city by far (22) (fast) way of travelling is on bike, and is (23)
(little + noisy) than a motorbike or a car. Walking or bicycling is a great exercise
and, unlike car driving, you run a lot (24) (low) risk of injury, not to mention, the
opportunity to keep much (25) (fit). Besides walking is (26)
(little + stressful). There's no (27) (pleasant) way to get to know your
neighbourhood than by walking all over it. When you discover by far (28) (nice)
places your own neighbourhood offers, you'll find yourself (29) (little +
motivated) to travel long distances to big box stores in (30) (far) parts of the city.
1. I'm tired./ I'm certain that he is a murderer./Cyanide is a
poison. (dead-deadly) 2. Speak , no one will harm you./ You can get advice
from our lawyer. (free-freely) 3. A second police car followed behind./ The two
languages are connected. (close-closely) 4. The book will appear in all
bookshops./ His career tragically cut by his illness./ (short-shortly)​