5 Rewrite the following sentences, using the construc- tions "There's no use in doing': 'It's no use doing':
What's the use of doing...?"
1) "My sister can't read, that's why it's useless
to send an advertisement to a newspaper," said
Mr. Meeks.
2) The detective was so silly that it was useless to
argue with him.
3) Mary Snyder didn't live in that crowded district
any longer, so it was useless to wait for her at
her old address.
4) This detective demands so much money for solv-
ing mysteries and crimes that it's useless to ad-
dress him if you are poor.
5) Why employ such a detective if he hardly fits
for his job?
6) Why wait till spring if we can solve the problem
in no time?
7) Why spend so much money on this detective if
we can employ a cheaper one?
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My hobby is reading. It has been a great pleasure for me since my childhood. The world of literature is fascinating and infinite. It certainly doesn’t mean that I love all the books. To tell the truth, finding a good book is not so easy. I prefer historical novels, classical and informative literature and some professional books concerning business and management as I am going to run a business of my own in future.  I never choose a book only by its colourful cover. As a rule, I look through its pages, read about the writer and his awards. My favourite writers are Victor Hugo, Alexandre Dumas and Dan Brown.

However, crisps were not sold in bags for over 50 years, until the crisp bag  was developed by businesswoman Laura Scudder.  

Flavoured crisps were not invented until the 1950s.

While a plain crisp contains only potatoes, oil and salt,  a flavoured crisp is made with over 30 ingredients!

In the UK, six billion bags of crisps are eaten each year.

In the USA, crisps are not called crisps, in fact, but  'potato chips' are also very popular there.

680 million  kilograms are enjoyed each year around the world!​

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