Share Writing - Comparative adverbs - U2 GS8
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The farmers / work / hard / than / the villagers in town
The farmers work harder than the villagers in town.
My uncle / drive / slowly / than / my cousin.
My uncle drives more slowly than my cousin.
They / dry / rice / carefully / than / we.
They dry rice more carefully than we do.
The boys / catch / fish / skillfully / than / the girls.
The boys catch fish more skillfully than the girls.
He unloaded the rice ______ than yesterday. (quick)
more quickly
They milk the cows ______ than before. (gentle)
more gently
She feeds the pigs ______ than her brother. (regular)
more regularly
The children played in the paddy field ______ than usual. (happy)
more happily
Error correction: "The buffalo walks more slowlier than the cow"
slowlier → more slowly
Error correction: "They harvest more faster than last year."
more faster → faster
Error correction: "She dries the rice more good than her sister."
more good → better
The children / shout / loudly / than / usual.
The children shout more loudly than usual.
She / reply / politely / than / her classmates.
She replies more politely than her classmates.
He / wake up / early / than / before.
He wakes up earlier than before.
The dog / bark / aggressively / than / the cat.
The dog barks more aggressively than the cat.
