Comparative Adverbs
She finished the test __________ than I did.
(more quickly / most quickly)
more quickly
Of all the runners, Mia ran __________.
(more quickly / most quickly)
most quickly
He runs very __________.
(quick / quickly)
quickly
She sings __________ than me.
(better / best)
better
She completed the puzzle __________ than I expected.
(more easily / most easily)
more easily
The weather changed __________ this fall than it usually does.
(more gradually / most gradually)
more gradually
Out of everyone in class, he worked __________.
(harder / hardest)
hardest
She did a __________ job.
(good / well)
good
Out of all of us, he did __________.
(worse / worst)
worst
Of all the students, Maria spoke __________.
(more clearly / most clearly)
most clearly
He spoke __________ than his brother.
(more confidently / most confidently)
more confidently
She answered the questions __________ of anyone.
(more accurately / most accurately)
most accurately
He plays the piano __________.
(beautiful / beautifully)
beautifully
She ran __________ than yesterday.
(farther / farthest)
farther
He worked __________ this month than last month.
(more efficiently / most efficiently)
more efficiently
The team practiced __________ this week than last week.
(harder / hardest)
harder
That student listens __________ in the class.
(more attentively / most attentively)
most attentively
She feels __________ today.
(bad / badly)
bad
Of the three boys, Tom behaved __________.
(worse / worst)
worst
This is the student who listens __________ in class.
(more carefully / most carefully)
most carefully
She drives __________ than her sister.
(more carefully / most carefully)
more carefully
Of the three singers, Ella sang __________.
(better / best)
best
He looked __________ at the painting.
(careful / carefully)
carefully
He solved the problem __________ than anyone else.
(better / best)
better
The baby slept __________ last night than the night before.
(soundly / more soundly / most soundly)
more soundly