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English 24 Public

Building sentences using adverbs in positive, comparative and superlative forms

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This kite flies badly. (of all the kites I have ever made)

This kite flies THE WORST of all the kites I have ever made.

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That train leaves late. (of all the trains departing from this station)

That train leaves THE LATEST of all the trains departing from this station.

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Last night, it snowed hard. (of any night in the year)

Last night it snowed THE HARDEST of any night in the year.

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This highway runs straight. (of all the highways in the country) Note: straight is an irregular adverb!

This highway runs THE MOST STRAIGHT of all the highways in the country.

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She speaks quietly. (of all the people I know)

She speaks THE MOST QUIETLY of all the people I know.

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The bass sings low. (of all the singers)

The bass sings THE LOWEST of all the singers.

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She prepares meals well. (of all the students in the class)

She prepares meals THE BEST of all the students in the class.

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This bus travels slowly. (of all the buses)

This bus travels THE MOST SLOWLY of all the buses.

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