From the adverb 'quickly', do you form the comparative as 'quicklier' or as 'more quickly"?
more quickly
They arrived (early / much) than expected.
much earlier
Maths isn't ......... (easy) as PE.
as easy as
K-pop is ( a lot / good) ........... than hip-hop.
a lot better
The rules for basketball are (complicated / far) ........... the rules for football.
by far more complicated
Wealth is (little / important) than education.
less important
My aunt cooks (far / bad) than anyoane I know.
far worse
Sledding is (much / easy) than skiing.
much easier
These exercises are (a lot / simple) than those in the workbook.
a lot simpler
Transform the sentence to mean "the same" She runs fast. Her sister runs fast.
She runs as fast as her sister.
The superlative form of the adverb "well" is...
well
cycling/ slow/ is/ than/ walking/ much.
Walking is much slower than cycling.
This was (by far / smart) solution.
by far the smartest
She isn't_____________ (tall) as her brother.
She isn't AS TALL as her brother.
The superlative form of the adverb 'happily' is.... ex. " They sing happily in the garden".
the most happily