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Re-build each sentence with a double comparative.Example:Food was expensive << food is more and more expensive.
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1.There are a few tourists from Asia.
are
more
from
more
and
There
Asia.
tourists
2.A lot of immigrants came from Europe.
more
come
and
immigrants
Europe.
from
More
3.Australian wine wasn't that good in the past.
Australian
wine
better
and
is
better.
4.Surfing used to be less popular.
and
more
Surfing
popular.
is
more
5.Coastal cities used to be less populated.
are
more
more
Coastal
and
populated.
cities
6.Many people didn't realise how dangerous it was to lie in the sun.
is
in
more
More
dangerous
realise
sun.
and
how
to
people
lie
the
it
7.Children spend a lot of time watching TV.
more
Children
more
and
watching
TV.
spend
time
8.There are not many French songs on French radio.
songs
French
There
and
radio.
fewer
on
French
are
fewer
9.It is difficult to find a parking place.
It
is
place.
find
to
parking
more
a
and
more
difficult
10.Nowadays, personal computers are not very expensive.
are
expensive.
less
Nowadays,
computers
less
personal
and
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