Comparatives & superlatives of adjectives
comparative & superlative of loud
louder / the loudest
comparative & superlative of quickly
more quickly / the most quickly
comparative & superlative of slow
more slowly / the most slowly
Mary drives the most carefully than her mom.
more carefully
What is the more expensive food in the menu?
the most expensive
comparative & superlative of funny
funnier / the funniest
comparative & superlative of easily
more easily / the most easily
comparative & superlative of lovely
more lovely / the most lovely
Jim drives faster of all my friends.
the fastest
Mary speaks slower than Max.
more slowly
comparative & superlative of wonderful
more wonderful / the most wonderful
comparative & superlative of difficultly
more difficultly / the most difficultly
Congratulations! Circle "Free"
Congratulations! Circle "Free"
She smiled the most happily than before.
more happily
He lives the farthest than Peter.
further / farther
comparative & superlative of expensive
more expensive / the most expensive
comparative & superlative of regularly
more regularly / the most regularly
comparative & superlative of high
higher / the highest
Of all the girls in my class, Maria dances the goodest.
the best
Sally behaved well of all the students in class.
the best
comparative & superlative of bad
worse / the worst
comparative & superlative of far
further / the furthest
comparative & superlative of well
better / the best
Planes can fly the more high than birds.
higher than
Bob did the baddest in the test.
the worst