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Adjective or Adverb or Benny lovingly fed his pet hamster. The well-loved actress left the stage. Love is the most important gift of all. I love my students.
ADV - ADJ - NOUN - Verb
Adjective or Adverb Piano strings mostly (almost) never break. Most pianos have eighty-eight keys.
ADV - ADJ
Adjective or Adverb? Music is a real art. Music is really poplular.
ADJ - ADV
Adjective or Adverb? The band played well. The band sounds good.
ADV - ADJ
Adjective or Adverb? The sound is bad. Larry sang badly.
ADJ - ADV
The puppy waits ____ for someone to play ball with it. a. eagerly b. more eagerly c. most eagerly
eagerly
The volcano erupted ____ than it did before. a. violently b.violenter c. more violently
more violently
The big bands’ era is over, but their records still sell (good, well)
well
Even (bad, badly) bands took advantage of the interest in this music.
bad
As (good, well) as they were, they needed national radio to succeed.
good
Big bands did very (good, well) during the 1930s and 1940s.
well
William is generous, but Molly is (generous).
more generous
Kenneth studies harder than Aurora, but Fiona (hard) studies ? of all.
hardest
Big dogs bark (loudly) than small dogs.
more loudly
Monkeys jump (high) than mice.
higher
Dolphins swim (fast) than ducks.
faster
Cats climb trees (good) than dogs.
better
Horses move (beautifully) than elephants.
more beautifully
This girl sings (bad) than her classmates.
worse
Lucy runs (fast) than Happy.
faster
The boy runs (quickly) than his sister.
more quickly
He dances (beautifully) than his sister.
more beautifully
She draws pictures (well) than her brother.
better
I eat (slowly) than my sister.
more slowly
Harry answers quickly, but Ron answers even ?
more quickly
Rebecca lives far away, but Anna live still ?
further OR farther
My new school begins quite early in the morning, but my old school began even ?
earlier
You write well, but I write ?
better
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