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Comparative Adverbs Quiz

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Master comparative adverbs

by lili
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She arrived ___ than usual.

2

He speaks English ___ than his sister.

3

The lecturer explained the concept ___.

4

She can solve problems ___ than before.

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They worked ___ to finish on time.

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She acted ___ than anyone else.

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He completed the task ___ than I thought.

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The team performed ___ this season.

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You should respond ___ to questions.

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The teacher spoke ___ than yesterday.

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sooner is the comparative form of soon used for adverbs in time expressions.

The adverb form uses -ly with 'more' for a clear comparative.

Compare adverbs by adding more/less: 'more clearly'.

Adverbs of manner form comparatives with 'more'.

'Hard' as an adverb becomes 'harder' in comparative form.

Comparative adverb: more + base adverb; bravely becomes more bravely.

Faster is the comparative form of the adverb 'fast'.

'Well' becomes the irregular comparative 'better'.

Use 'more quickly' for formal comparative of how you respond.

'Quietly' becomes 'more quietly' in comparative form.

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