Adverb 1
Comparative: fast
faster
Comparative: often
more often
Comparative: happy
more happily
Comparative:hard
harder
horribly
horrible
Comparative: You can learn English (quickly) if you live in Canada.
You can learn English (more quickly) if you live in Canada.
slow
more slowly
Comparative: Well
Better
The store is (far) I thought.
The store is (farther than) Omar thought.
little
less
Comparative: I speak English (fluent) now than last year.
I speak English (more fluently) now than last year.
happily
more happily
Ricardo drive (careful) Christian.
Ricardo drive (more carefully than) Christian.
Could you write (clear) ?
Could you write more clearly ?
Planes can fly (high) than birds
Planes can fly higher than birds.
Comparative: Parents from traditional U.S. culture behave (strictly) parents from some other cultures.
Parents from traditional U.S. culture behave (more strictly than) parents from some other cultures.
Saki likes to have fun. She does her work ____ (serious) Jesus.
Saki likes to have fun. She does her work (more seriously than) Jesus.
Comparative: Martin didn't talk (much) the teacher during the classroom because he was taking notes.
Martin didn't talk (more than) the teacher during the classroom because he was taking notes.
Comparative: Rena can now rent a large house (cheap).
Rena can now rent a large house (more cheaply.)
Comparative: Toronto Blue Jays team played (badly) Eder's team.
Toronto Blue Jays team played (worse than) Eder's team.
Continually increasing: Rents in Toronto are (get, high)
Find the adverb and explain what the word describes. (I left the classroom early.)
early (when)
Same, Equally: Pablo runs (quickly) Israel.
Pablo runs (as quickly as) Israel.
Could you sing more........., please? It is too loud.
more quietly
Find the adverb and explain what the word describes. (Byron searched his keys everywhere.)
everywhere (where)