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Comparative Adverbs Challenge

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Test your knowledge of comparing adverbs

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Comparative Adverbs Challenge
 

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Comparative Adverbs ChallengeOnline version

Test your knowledge of comparing adverbs

by Elizabeth
1

Which form is correct for the adverb 'quickly' in a comparison?

2

Which is the irregular comparative of the adverb 'well'?

3

Which sentence uses the correct comparative form for 'carefully' in standard usage?

4

When do you generally use '-er' in adverbs?

5

Which is the correct comparative for the adverb 'badly'?

6

Which sentence correctly uses the comparative form of 'slowly'?

7

Which adverb does NOT form a comparative with 'more' or '-er' in standard English?

8

Which phrase correctly uses the comparative form of 'often'?

9

Which is a correct rule choice?

10

Which sentence demonstrates the less common 'less' comparative?

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