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Comparatives and superlatives with adverbs

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    Adding more/er OR est/the most to the adverbs.
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  • Charlie swims _______ slowly than Charlie.
    more slowly
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  • Bill swims the _____ slowly.
    most
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  • Kenny walks the _______ quickly.
    the most
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  • Jimmy walks _____ quickly.
    more quickly
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  • Sandy comes to school the earlier/earliest.
    earliest
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  • Jenny comes to school more early/earlier than Tracy.
    earlier
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  • Kenny writes English (good).
    well
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  • Jimmy writes English more well / better than Kenny.
    better than
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  • May writes English the most well / best.
    the best
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  • You got up too late. Please get up _______.
    earlier
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  • You write too poorly. Please write _______.
    better
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  • You walk too fast. Please walk slowlyier / more slowly.
    more slowly
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  • You sing too loudly. please sing more quietly / quietlyer
    more quietly
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  • superlative for slowly
    the most slowly
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  • superlative for early
    earliest
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  • superlative for late
    the latest
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