Read the story and cross out the incorrect options
This is a story about a tailor who makes fabulous clothes for other people. But his own clothes are not so beautiful. They're good but simple.
So one man asks the tailor, 'Why don't you make such lovely clothes for yourself?'
And the tailor explains, "I can make even better things for myself. But my clients always want to have the best clothes for them. When they see me in beautiful clothes, they ask me for better ones. But I say that it's impossible, and they leave. Now all my suits, shirts, trousers, jackets, and coats are good but not too beautiful. They are not too loose, not too tight and suit me perfectly. But I still can make better clothes for all the other people."
The man is surprised. But then he says, "Now I understand! I like the suit you are wearing! Can you make a better one for me?"
The tailor answers, "Of course, I can!" and then adds to himself, "That is why I have so many clients..."

1. The tailor's clothes are
   • good
     , * simple
     , * the best

.
2. His clients want to have
* simple
, * beautiful
, * the best

clothes.
3. The tailor has such clothes as
* suits
, * dresses
, * shirts

.
4. The man is
* happy
, * sad
, * surprised

.
5. The tailor has
* not many
, * a lot of
, * no

clients.