Make the Adjective into an Adverb
Beautiful
Beautifully
He rides his bike ______ (skillful) than her.
He rides his bike more skillfully than her.
(Tim) rides (his bike) to school.
He rides it to school.
He runs to school.
He is running to school.
I (buy) groceries yesterday.
I bought groceries yesterday.
Good
Well
She works _____ (hard) of all the students.
She works the hardest of all the students.
(The other team) beat (our team).
They beat us.
She slept last night.
She was sleeping last night.
I (run) to school this morning.
I ran to school this morning.
Bleak
Bleakly
They ran _____ (far) than the rest of us.
They ran farther/further than the rest of us.
(Sally) gave (a book) to (Jane.)
She gave it to her.
We will go to the store.
We will be going to the store.
He (sell) me books last week.
He sold me books last week.
Fast
Fast
James writes _____ (well) of all his peers.
James writes the best of all his peers.
(Will, Sam, and I) saw (the other students).
We saw them.
They drove the car over the weekend.
They were driving the car over the weekend.
I (read) a really good book last night.
I read a really good book last night.
Hard
Hard
Ryan sings ____ (loudly) than his friends.
Ryan sings more loudly than his friends.
(The teacher) gave lots of (homework) to (the whole class).
They gave lots of it to them.
I study right now.
I am studying right now.
I (swim) across the lake over the summer.
I swam across the lake over the summer.