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Our teacher speaks slowly. Their teacher doesn't speak slowly.

Our teacher speaks more slowly than their teacher.

Danielle speaks quietly. Michelle doesn't speak quietly.

Danielle speaks more quietly than Michelle.

We worked hard on this project. They didn't work hard.

We worked harder than them.

Tatsuyuki answered the questions intelligently. Louise made many mistakes.

Tatsuyuki answered the questions more intelligently than Louise.

I participated enthusiastically. Alice didn't participate.

I participated more enthusiastically than Alice.

Eric plays the piano beautifully. Tom doesn't play beautifully.

Eric plays piano more beautifully than Tom.

Mary played soccer well. Sarah didn't play well.

Mary played better than Sarah.

He calmly explained the rules. Ben was not calm.

He explained the rules more calmly than Ben.

Jane walks slowly. Leslie walks fast.

Jane walks more slowly than Leslie.

I carried the coffee carefully. You didn't carry it carefully.

I carried the coffee more carefully than you.