Comparative Adverbs

My teacher told me to speak _____ _____ because she's watching a video. (quietlier/ more quietly / quietly)

He drove _______ after the accident. (careful / carefullier / more careful / more carefully)

On Saturdays, our parents let us sleep _____ than usual. (late/ later / lately / more lately)

I do _____ than my classmates on tests because I get nervous. (bad/ badly/ badlier / worse)

Brad worked _____ than Angela. (hard/ harder / hardlier / more hardly)

We can start the project _____ if you finish the work now. (soon / sooner / more soon / more sooner)

Things now are changing ......... than before. (more rapid/ rapidly / more rapidly / rapidlier)

Angela finished her homework _____ _____ than Brad. (quick / quicker / quicklier / more quickly

Ana plays the piano _____ than Laura. (good/ better / gooder / more goodly)

I always have to walk _____ _____ for my little sister. (slow / slowlier / more slowly / slower)

My teacher asked me to play my guitar _____ _____. He couldn't listen to my classmates. (quietly / quiet / more quiet / more quietly)

Nowadays, crimes happen .............. than in the past. (frequent/ more frequent / frequentlier / more frequently)

On Sundays, we get up _____ to watch cartoons on TV. (early / earlier / more early)

I wish my little sister could walk ______.(fast/ faster / fastlier / more fastly)