Share Comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs
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I forget things ... nowadays. (often)
more often
She began to speak ... when the conversation started. (quickly)
more quickly
They are working ... now. (hard)
harder
In our office, Jill works the ... (hard)
hardest
Of the three brothers, Brian runs the ... (fast)
fastest
You need to check your work a little...for spelling mistakes. (carefully)
more carefully
Julie's guests were...than she expected. (early)
earlier
Although my team played..., they didn't win the tournament. (well)
the best
He isn't as ... you. (smart)
smart as
This is going to be ... show you have ever seen. (big)
the biggest
What is ... option in the menu? (healthy)
the healthiest
My great-grandmother is ... person in the family. (old)
the eldest / oldest
York is a bit ... than Leeds. (far)
farther / further
The south is ... the north. (hot)
hotter than
We work ... now with the new manager. (happily)
more happily
He is ... painter in England. (famous)
the most famous
