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They called us (late) _____ in the afternoon.

later

She greeted me (polite) _____ than they did.

more politely

Jim was quick. He ran (quick) _____ .

quickly

bad - (adverb) - (comparative adverb)

bad - badly - worse

careful - (adverb) - (comparative adverb)

careful - carefully - more carefully

Joanne is happy. She smiles (happy) _____.

happily

We answered all the questions (well) _____ than the other students.

better

Our mum was angry. She spoke to us (angry) _____.

angrily

My mother and my sister talked (loud) _____ than the other guest.

more loudly

Jim is a wonderful piano player. He plays the piano (wonderful) _____.

wonderfully

The boy is loud. He shouts (loud) _____.

loudly

She is a good dancer. She dances really (good) _____.

well

He had a car accident last year. Now, he drives (careful) _____ than before.

more carefully

calm - (adverb) - (comparative adverb)

calm - calmly - more calmly

Their team played (bad) _____ than ours.

worse

Planes can fly (high) _____ than birds.

higher

slow - (adverb) - (comparative adverb)

slow - slowly - more slowly

He arrived (early) _____ than expected.

earlier

kind - (adverb) - (comparative adverb)

kind - kindly - more kindly

My neighbour is a careless driver. He drives (careless) _____.

carelessly

selfish - (adverb) - (comparative adverb)

selfish - selfishly - more selfishly

good - (adverb) - (comparative adverb)

good - well - better

This exercise is simple. You (simple) ____ have to put one word in each space.

simply

Jim can run (fast) _____ than John.

faster

I speak English (fluent) _____ now than last year.

more fluently

Kelly dances (graceful) _____ than Tina.

more gracefully

Could you write (clear) _____ please?

more clearly

He worked (hard) _____ than ever before.

harder

She smiled (happy) _____ than before.

more happily

happy - (adverb) - (comparative adverb)

happy - happily - more happily