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adjectives, adverbs and comparative adverbs

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  • Am I painting carefully enough?
    Actually, you should try to paint carefully.
    Actually, you should try to paint more carelessly.
    Actually, you should try to paint more carefully.
  • Alex is very sloppy. He should try to dress _____.
    more neatly
    more sloppily
    sloppily
    neat
  • She is a _____ student.
    good
    fast
    badly
  • Rita is a good painter. She paints _____.
    badly
    bad
    well
    good
  • Robert is a bad driver. He drives very _____.
    careless
    more carelessly
    carelessly
    bad
  • John is a __________ worker.
    harder
    hard
    hardly
  • An _______ describes a person, place or thing.
    adjective
    adverb
    verb
  • Am I working fast enough?
    Actually, you should try to type fastly.
    Actually, you should try to type fast.
    Actually, you should try to type faster.
  • A ____ describes a verb.
    adjective
    adverb
    comparative adverb
  • Nancy drives very _______
    bad
    careless
    carelessly
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