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    The document provides examples of using adverbs to compare things. It lists 11 sentences with blanks to fill in with the correct form of an adverb, comparing how something is done or occurs in relation to another time or thing. The examples compare actions and qualities such as speaking English, dancing, flying, driving, running, playing, working, and riding in terms of better or worse, faster or slower, happier or more carefully than other times, people, or things.

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    E 6a Comparison of Adverbs

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    The document provides examples of using adverbs to compare things. It lists 11 sentences with blanks to fill in with the correct form of an adverb, comparing how something is done or occurs in relation to another time or thing. The examples compare actions and qualities such as speaking English, dancing, flying, driving, running, playing, working, and riding in terms of better or worse, faster or slower, happier or more carefully than other times, people, or things.

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    Comparison of adverbs

    Put in the correct form of the adverb!


    1. I speak English ______________________(good) now than last year.
    2. Nick played tennis very _________________(bad) yesterday.
    3. She smiled _______________________________(happy) than last week.
    4. This girl dances __________________________ (good) of all.
    5. Could you write this letter __________________________________________(interesting)
    than the last one?
    6. Planes can fly ______________________________________(high) than birds.
    7. Nick had a bad accident last year.
    Now, he drives ___________________________________________(careful) than before.
    8. Jim can run _____________________________________________(fast) than John.

    9. Our team played _______________________________________________(bad) of all.

    10. He worked _________________________________________(hard) than ever before.

    11. Susan rides her bike ______________________________ (dangerous) than Kate.

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