Write the correct word or phrase.

1. It's good to see that Rebecca has become a great (lot/ deal) more independent than she used to be.

2. The hotel was (away/ far) from the most luxurious I've stayed in.

3. The new law is (less/ little more) than an attempt to divert attention from the real problems.

4. This is (by/ from) far the worst public transport system I've ever been on.

5. Have you noticed that the neighbours' trees have grown (easily / considerably) bigger?

6. My mum's getting (a little / little) older now, so she needs someone to look after her.

7. It was (quite / somewhat) the most delightful little puppy I had ever seen!

8. If you have (any/ even) further problems with your computer, don't hesitate to call me.

9. I'd say that the woman I saw running away from the bank was (any/ no) taller than I am.

10. Imogen was told that she would have to work a (better/ good) deal harder than she had been doing.