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Comparative and superlative Adverbs

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  • The teacher spoke ______ to help us to understand.
    more slowly
    slowlyer
    slower
    more slower
  • Please speak______________. I'm studying for an important exam.
    more quiet
    most quietly
    quiet
    more quietly
  • Which of the 5 girls dances ___________ ?
    better?
    the most good?
    the best?
    the better?
  • Our vacation was too short. The time passed very_____________. 
    the most quickly. 
    quicker
    quickly
    quick.
  • We need to treat the environment ______.
    the most careful
    carefullyer
    more carefully
    carefullier
  • I visit my parents _____ than my brothers do.
    <i>the most often</i>
    <i>more often</i>
  • We didn't go out because it was raining ____________.&nbsp;&nbsp;
    heavily&nbsp;
    the most heavy
    heavy
    more heavy
  • Billy speaks _________ than Karla does. It's hard to understand what she says.&nbsp;
    the most quickly &nbsp;
    more quickly&nbsp;
    quick
    quicklier
  • What is the comparative and superlative way of the adverb: BADLY
    badlyer / badlyest
    worse / worst
    more badly/ the most badly
  • Linda likes wearing _____________ clothes.&nbsp;
    colorfuler&nbsp;
    colorfully
    the most colorfulest&nbsp;
    colorful
  • For the first time, the teacher arrived ___________ than the students.&nbsp;
    late
    more lately&nbsp;
    later
    lately
  • Our teacher explains the lessons ________________ than your teacher. Mine is very patient.&nbsp;
    more clearly
    the most clearly
    clearer
    clearly
  • Of all the students I know, Carlos works _________. I think his score is 98!
    the hardest.&nbsp;
    the most hardly&nbsp;
    more harder
    harder&nbsp;
  • Everyone in the race ran fast, but John ran the _______ of all.
    most fast
    faster
    fast
    fastest
  • A goat can see _____ than you think
    good
    the best
    better
    well
  • Planes can fly ________ than birds.
    highly than&nbsp;
    highlier
    higher
    as high as&nbsp;
  • I played ____ yesterday but I need to improve.
    bad
    better
    more good
  • Our team lost the game because we played very ________________.
    the worst.
    bad.
    badly.
    worse.
  • The company performed _____this year (than last year).
    well
    good
    better
    the best
  • Could you write __________&nbsp;? It's difficult to read.&nbsp;
    the most clearly?
    more clearly&nbsp;
    more clear
    clearlier