Переведите: many people prefer digital cameras to the traditional type of cameras which use film. firstly, you can see the photo immediately after you take it and delete it if you don't like it. moreover the quality is better in digital photographs and the colours appear brighter. what is more there isn't a limit on how many photos you take. however your memory card may run out of space if you're not careful. to sum up digital cameras have a lot more advantages than disadvantages.

Многие люди предпочитают цифровые камеры традиционным, которые используют пленку. во-первых, вы можете посмотреть фотографию сразу же после того, как сделаете ее. более того, качество фотографий на цифровых фотоаппаратах лучше, чем на пленочных, а цвета более яркие. на них нет ограничений в количестве сделанных однако, будь вы неосторожны,  в вашей карте  памяти может не хватить места. в итоге, цифровые камеры имеют много больше преимуществ, чем недостатков.

1.was

2. with – an expression “with the help of”.

3. for – a word used in English to show who is intended to have or use something or where something is intended to be put. In this sentence “…words for dictionary.”

 4. but – in this sentence “but” is used to introduce a phrase that contrasts with what was said before “hard words but also many ordinary ones”.

 5. a – an indefinite article “a” must be used before a noun in singular.

6. more – is used for saying that a particular quality/thing/topic is stronger than it was before, or stronger than you expected or hoped. In this text dictionaries are being compared, and this one mentioned in this sentence is much better than the previous one.

 7. as – The sentence “... as many different meanings of the word as he could” indicates that the expression “as many... as” must be used. And “as...as” structure is often used with quantity expressions such as “much” or “many”.

 8. themselves – Reflexive pronouns are not used on their own as the subject of a clause, but they can be used with a noun to emphasis the subject: “… words themselves,…”.

9. were – a negative form in past simple. If the sentence starts in past simple, then it must be continued in the same tense.