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Comparative and Superlative Adverbs

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  • BAD
    ADJECTIVE
    ADVERB
  • I speak Spanish __ (fluently) now than my sister.
    MORE FLUENTLY
  • The baby smiled __ (happilly) than before.
    HAPPILLY
    THE MOST HAPPILY
    MORE HAPPILY
  • Lucas plays the guitar __ (good) than me.
    THE BEST
    BETTER
    WELL
  • Our team played __ today than we did last week.
    WORSE
    THE WORST
  • Charler played __ (bad) of all the other soccer players.
    BADLY
    MORE BADLIER
    THE WORST
  • Planes can fly __ (high) than birds.
    HIGHER
  • REALLY
    ADJECTIVE
    ADVERB
  • My cat runs __ (fast) of all my pets.
    THE FASTEST
  • BEAUTIFULLY
    ADJECTIVE
    ADVERB
  • WELL
    ADVERB
    ADJECTIVE
  • Of all the runners in the race, Jamie ran __. (far)
    THE FARTHEST
    FARTHER
  • QUICKLY
    ADVERB
    ADJECTIVE
  • BADLY
    ADJECTIVE
    ADVERB
  • QUICK
    ADJECTIVE
    ADVERB
  • CAREFULLY
    ADJECTIVE
    ADVERB
  • GOOD
    ADVERB
    ADJECTIVE
  • HAPPILY
    ADVERB
    ADJECTIVE
  • VERY
    ADJECTIVE
    ADVERB
  • Could you please speak __? I can't understand you. (slow)
    THE MOST SLOWLY
    MORE SLOWLY
  • Brian solves the math problems __ (easily) than the group.
    THE MOST EASILY
    MORE EASILY
  • Julie dances ballet __ (gracefully) of all.
    THE MOST GRACEFULLY
  • My mother drives __ (carefully) than my grandpa.
    MORE CAREFULLY
  • I always __ (hard) of all my siblings.
    THE HARDEST
  • Of all my students, Leo completed the test __ (quickly).
    THE MOST QUICKLY
    MORE QUICKLY
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