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Adverb Comparatives Challenge

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Test your grasp of comparative and superlative adverbs.

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Adverb Comparatives Challenge
 

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Test your grasp of comparative and superlative adverbs.

by hilola
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The adverb "quickly" has the comparative form "more quickly" and the superlative form "most quickly."

2

The comparative of "soon" is "soonest."

3

The adverb "fast" can have the comparative "faster" and the superlative "fastest."

4

The correct superlative of "carefully" is "carefulliest."

5

The word "quickly" cannot be used with "most" in any correct sentence.

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All adverbs form comparatives by adding -er to the end.

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The adverb "well" uses the forms "better" (comparative) and "best" (superlative).

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The adverb "quietly" has the irregular comparative "quietlier."

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The adverb "carefully" forms "more carefully" and "most carefully."

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For many -ly adverbs, you form the comparative with "more" and the superlative with "most": "more slowly" and "most slowly."

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