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Comparatives and Superlatives: Adverbs Quiz

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Comparatives and Superlatives: Adverbs Quiz
 

Comparatives and Superlatives: Adverbs QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of adverb comparisons.

by Komilova Parizod
1

Every two-syllable adverb uses more/most without exception.

2

The adverb fast has the comparative faster and the superlative fastest.

3

The comparative form of bravely is braverly.

4

Badly has the comparative form badlier.

5

Quickly can be correctly written as quicklier.

6

Some adverbs without -ly can use -er/-est: hard → harder, hardest in appropriate contexts.

7

Many -ly adverbs use more and most in the comparative and superlative: more slowly, most carefully.

8

The comparative of carefully is more carefully and the superlative is most carefully.

9

The adverb well has irregular comparative and superlative forms: better and best.

10

Most fastest is the correct superlative of fast.

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