Compataive/Superlative adverbs | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

I studied hard for the test, but not ___ _____________ ___ my friend.

I studied hard for the test, but not ___ as hard as ___ my friend.

The train arrived early, but not ___ _____________ ___ the bus.

The train arrived early, but not ___ as early as ___ the bus.

finished my homework quickly, but not ___ _____________ ___ my classmate.

I finished my homework quickly, but not ___ as quickly as ___ my classmate.

The child spoke softly, but not ___ _____________ ___ her sister.

The child spoke softly, but not ___ as softly as ___ her sister.

The athlete jumped high, but not ___ _____________ ___ his rival.

The athlete jumped high, but not ___ as high as ___ his rival.

She smiled warmly at me, but I didn’t smile ___ _____________ ___ her.

She smiled warmly at me, but I didn’t smile ___ as warmly as ___ her.

We cleaned the room carefully, but we didn’t clean it (carefully) he professionals.

We cleaned the room carefully, but we didn’t clean it ___ as carefully as ___ the professionals.

My dog barked loudly, but the neighbor’s dog didn’t bark ___ _____________ ___ my dog.

My dog barked loudly, but the neighbor’s dog didn’t bark ___ as loudly as ___ my dog.

Sarah paints beautifully, but I don’t paint ___ _____________ ___ her.

Sarah paints beautifully, but I don’t paint ___ as beautifully as ___ her.

I ran fast, but my friend ran faster.

didn’t run ___ as fast as ___ my friend.

My cousin is the best guitar player in my school.

Nobody plays it as well as him.

William watches TV more often than his sister.

William’s sister doesn’t watch TV as often as William.

I arrived home late, but my brother arrived home later.

I didn’t arrive home as soon as my brother.

My best friend speaks more quietly than me.

I don’t speak as quietly as my best friend.

My parents eat very slowly.

My dad eats as slowly as my mum.

We all finished the exam quickly. I finished the exam (quickly) my friends.

I finished the exam as quickly as my friends.