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    This document provides examples of adverbs in English and their comparative and superlative forms. It shows the basic, comparative, and superlative forms of short and long adverbs like "hard" and "easily". Examples are then given demonstrating the use of comparative adverbs like "harder" in comparisons using "than", and superlative adverbs like "hardest" used with phrases like "of all".

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    This document provides examples of adverbs in English and their comparative and superlative forms. It shows the basic, comparative, and superlative forms of short and long adverbs like "hard" and "easily". Examples are then given demonstrating the use of comparative adverbs like "harder" in comparisons using "than", and superlative adverbs like "hardest" used with phrases like "of all".

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    Adverbs

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    This document provides examples of adverbs in English and their comparative and superlative forms. It shows the basic, comparative, and superlative forms of short and long adverbs like "hard" and "easily". Examples are then given demonstrating the use of comparative adverbs like "harder" in comparisons using "than", and superlative adverbs like "hardest" used with phrases like "of all".

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    ADVERBIO COMPARATIVO SUPERLATIVO

    Corto hard er harder est hardest


    Largo + ly easily more more easily most most easily

    COMPARATIVO
    SUJETO VERBO ADVERBIO THAN SUJET COMPLEMENTO
    O
    Sarah works harder than tom does
    The moved more slowly than The car
    truck

    SUPERLATIVO
    SUJETO VERBO ADVERBIO Complemento
    Sarah works hardest of all the students
    The truck moved most of all
    slowly

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