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  • Museums are .................. more interactive than they used to be.
    NOWHERE NEAR
    NOTHING LIKE
    CONSIDERABLY
  • This task is …………………….. tougher than the previous one.
    so
    not quite
    a great deal
  • They were ...................... people that I could have spent the whole afternoon with them.
    SUCH NICE
    SO NICE
  • Finding a decent job ...………………………...difficult.
    is very much
    is becoming more and more
  • Stop behaving .................... a five-year-old kid!
    LIKE
    AS
  • I'd ..................... to go to the cinema ..................... stay in.
    RATHER/THAN
    PREFER/RATHER THAN
    SOONER/THAN
  • He works ............... an accountant in a multinational company.
    AS
    LIKE
  • Most people ....................... listen to a guide ....................... read a guidebook.
    WOULD RATHER/THAN
    WOULD PREFER/RATHER THAN
  • When I was younger, museums were nothing like as crowded ...............  they are now.
    THAN
    AS
  • The film was ............... intense that I was on the edge of my seat the whole time.
    SO
    REALLY
    SUCH
  • Nicolas Cage is ............................ attractive as Johnny Depp.
    A GREAT DEAL
    NOWHERE NEAR AS
    A LOT
  • Madrid is …………………………. bigger than Zaragoza.
    very much
    more and more
    by far
  • ............................................ people are losing their jobs.
    LESS AND LESS
    SOME AND SOME
    FEWER AND FEWER
  • Doing exercise is just .................................. as eating healthily.
    by far better
    better
    as good
  • Hiking is ………… worse than swimming.
    just
    no
    very
  • Madrid is nowhere ………………………………………..Shangai.
    near as crowded as
    nothing near crowded than
    nothing like as crowded than
  • ................. of the most frequently visited museums in the world is the Louvre.
    SOME
    ONE
    MANY
  • Going to the theatre is …...…………………… expensive than going to the cinema.
    slightly more
    slightly
    a bit
  • They are by far .....................expensive shoes I've ever bought.
    THE LESS
    THE MOST
    THE MORE 
  • Peter is .......................... the friendliest person I know.
    A GREAT DEAL
    FAR
    EASILY