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ADVERBS + comparative and superlative

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  • Masa sings badly. Romain sings really well. (Write a sentence with a comparative adverb)
    Masa sings WORSE THAN Romain.
  • This kite flies badly. (of all the kites I have ever made)
    This kite flies THE WORST of all the kites I have ever made.
  • I was __________ impressed by their courage. (strong)
    I was STRONGLY impressed by their courage.
  • chattered / (noisy) / the children
    The children chattered NOISILY.
  • Last night, it snowed hard. (of any night in the year)
    Last night it snowed THE HARDEST of any night in the year.
  • We arrived _____________. (punctual - base adv)
    We arrived PUNCTUALLY.
  • Kevin worked _____________ until nine o’clock. (continuous - base adverb!)
    Kevin worked CONTINUOUSLY until nine o’clock. (continuous)
  • Her son plays the violin well. Her daughter doesn't.
    Her son plays the violin BETTER THAN her daughter does.
  • The squirrel came up near. I had expected it wouldn't.
    The squirrel came up NEARER THAN I had expected.
  • Please drive ____________. (slow )
    Please drive slowly.
  • In the morning, the sun shone brightly. In the afternoon, it didn't. (Write a sentence with a comparative adverb)
    In the morning, the sun shone MORE brightly THAN in the afternoon.
  • This bus travels slowly. (of all the buses)
    This bus travels THE MOST SLOWLY of all the buses.
  • all afternoon / the sun / (bright) / shone
    The sun shone BRIGHTLY all afternoon.
  • This highway runs straight. (of all the highways in the country)
    This highway runs THE MOST STRAIGHT/STRAIGHTEST of all the highways in the country.
  • That train leaves late. (of all the trains departing from this station)
    That train leaves THE LATEST of all the trains departing from this station.
  • Captain Cook sailed long. Columbus didn't.
    Captain Cook sailed LONGER THAN Columbus did.
  • (happy) / agreed / they / to the proposal.
    They agreed to the proposal HAPPILY.
  • The bass sings low. (of all the singers)
    The bass sings THE LOWEST of all the singers.
  • She prepares meals well. (of all the students in the class)
    She prepares meals THE BEST of all the students in the class.
  • She speaks quietly. (of all the people I know)
    She speaks THE MOST QUIETLY of all the people I know.
  • The train travels fast. The bus doesn't. (Write a sentence with a comparative adverb)
    The train travels FASTER THAN the bus.
  • Their project was completed successfully. Our project wasn't.
    Their project was completed MORE SUCCESSFULLY THAN our project.
  • Everything is proceeding ___________. (normal)
    Everything is proceeding normally.
  • She understood the lesson clearly. (of all the students in the class)
    She understood the lesson THE MOST CLEARLY of all the students in the class.
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