Forming Adverbs
Adjective: Quick
Quickly
If you listen _____ (careful), you'll understand
carefully
She plays basketball. She can jump much _____ (high) than I can.
higher
My brother speaks English _____ (badly) than I do.
worse
Have you ever been to Rome?
No, I've _____ been there.
never
Adjective: Interesting
Interestingly
We'll be late if you keep driving _____ (slow).
slowly
The week before Christmas seems much _____ (long) than a normal week.
longer
On Thursdays I have to wake up _____ (early) than usual.
earlier
_____ (normal) I try not to eat meat.
Normally
Adjective: Happy
You did really _____ (good) on your exam! You must have studied a lot.
well
You can travel _____ (comfortable) in First Class.
more comfortably
They can throw a baseball much _____ (far) than I can.
further/farther
I'd love to buy a new computer, but it's way _____ expensive.
too
Adjective: Good
Well
Have you _____ been in love?
If we can use electricity _____ (efficient), we'll save a lot of money.
more efficiently
Mary speaks Spanish _____ (well) than Paul can.
better
10AM - Go to the gym
12PM - Play video games
2PM - Eat lunch
I usually play video games _____ I go to the gym and _____ I eat lunch.
after, before
Adjective: Beautiful
I can't wait to have lunch. I'm _____ hungry!
so, very, really
I'm a very careful driver. He isn't.
He drives _____ (careful) than I do.
less carefully
Keith has $10, Sam has $20, and John has $30.
Keith has _____ (little) money than John.
less
anywhere