Question

Choose the correct word or phrase in each sentence 1. The number of fast-food restaurants is going up/getting better steadily 2. The quality of food that most people eat in the UK has got worse/fallen recently 3. The amount of traffic has risen/improved over the last few years 4. The average speed in cities has deteriorated/fallen in the last thirty years 5. The air quality in most cities is deteriorating/going down rapidly 6. The price of air travel has deteriorated/gone down in the last ten years

Answer 1

Ответ:

going up, got worse, risen, fallen, deteriorating, gone down

Answer 2

1. The number of fast-food restaurants is going up steadily.
2. The quality of food that most people eat in the UK has got worse recently.
3. The amount of traffic has risen over the last few years.
4. The average speed in cities has deteriorated in the last thirty years.
5. The air quality in most cities is deteriorating rapidly.
6. The price of air travel has gone down in the last ten years. (Note: "Deteriorated" wouldn't be appropriate here as it means to become progressively worse, which is not the case with the price of air travel going down.)