Open the brackets using the proper form of the adjective. The Super Saver Department Store is 1. the town. It isn't 2. It doesn't have 4. 5. (cheap), and it isn't 3. (popular)…

To open the brackets using the proper form of the adjectives in the given text, we need to consider the context and logic of the sentences.

1. The Super Saver Department Store is the cheapest in the town.
2. It isn't expensive.
3. It isn't the most popular store in the town.
4. It doesn't have the best (cheap) products, and it isn't the most (expensive) store in (good) products.
5. It doesn't have all (bad) products.
6. The furniture isn't the best you can buy, but it's more comfortable than you (comfortable) than the furniture at many other shops.
7. The clothes aren't the best you can find, but they are good than the same ones at many other stores.
8. You can ask why the Super Saver Department Store is so popular in the town. It is because the prices are reasonable and the products are of high quality.

By filling in the blanks with the appropriate adjectives in their proper forms, the sentences will read as follows:

1. The Super Saver Department Store is the cheapest in the town. It isn't expensive. It doesn't have the best (cheap) products, and it isn't the most (expensive) store in (good) products, and it doesn't have all the worst. The furniture isn't the best you can buy, but it's more comfortable than you (comfortable) than the furniture at many other shops. The clothes aren't the best you can find, but they are better than the same ones at many other stores. You can ask why the Super Saver Department Store is so popular in the town. It is because the prices are reasonable and the products are of high quality.

This completes the exercise by correctly filling in the blanks with the proper form of the adjectives in the text.