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    The document provides 15 examples of sentences with blanks to be filled in with the comparative form of an adverb. The correct options are: louder, more confidently, harder, more carefully, more beautifully, more carefully, more slowly, happily, earlier, more slowly, more loudly, later, farther, better, worse. The document tests understanding of how to form comparatives of adverbs.

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    The document provides 15 examples of sentences with blanks to be filled in with the comparative form of an adverb. The correct options are: louder, more confidently, harder, more carefully, more beautifully, more carefully, more slowly, happily, earlier, more slowly, more loudly, later, farther, better, worse. The document tests understanding of how to form comparatives of adverbs.

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    The document provides 15 examples of sentences with blanks to be filled in with the comparative form of an adverb. The correct options are: louder, more confidently, harder, more carefully, more beautifully, more carefully, more slowly, happily, earlier, more slowly, more loudly, later, farther, better, worse. The document tests understanding of how to form comparatives of adverbs.

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    COMPARATIVE FORMS OF ADVERBS

    1. The teacher asked me to speak .


    A. loud B. louder C. more loud
    2. Today you looks than usual.
    A. more confident B. more confidently C. confidently
    3. You have to work if you want to succeed.
    A. more hardly B. hardlier C. harder
    4. You need to work , or you will make a lot of mistakes.
    A. more careful B. more carefully C. carefully
    5. Your house is decorated than mine.
    A. more beautiful B. more beautifully C. beautifully
    6. City drivers have to drive than country ones.
    A. more careful B. more careless
    C. more carefully D. more carelessly
    7. I can’t understand what you are saying. Could you speak ?
    A. Slowly B. less slowly C. more slowly D. most slowly
    8. They live with their family in a small cottage.
    A. happy B. happily C. unhappy D. happiness
    9. Mr. Brown arrived than expected.
    A. more early B. earlier C. late D. more late
    10. We walked…………than the rest of the people.
    A. more slowlier B. slowlier C. more slowly D. more fast
    11. My mother talked …………than the other guests.
    A. more loudly B. loudlier
    C. more loudlier D. loudly
    12. I went home this afternoon.
    A. more late B. Later C. more early D. more earlier
    13. Jim jumped………than Peter.
    A. more fartherly B. far C. farther D. farrer
    14. Minh always answers ………….than the other students.
    A. weller B. good C. better D. goodly
    15. Our new teacher explains the exercises...............than our old one.
    A. more badly B. Bad C. Badder D. worse

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