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Comparative and Superlative Adverbs

Comparative and Superlative Adverbs

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World Languages

6th Grade - University

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Comparative and Superlative Adverbs

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Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or adverbs

they do not decline!

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The positive form of an adverb

will usually end -e (if it's a 1st/2nd) or -ter (if its a third)

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The comparative form of an adverb

will end in -ius (just like the neuter), adverbs do not decline.

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The superlative form of an adverb

will end in -issime, -errime, or -illlime, just drop the -us from the superlative and add -e

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The superlative form of an adverb + quam

quam + the superlative form of the adverb means:

​as _________ly as possible

​e.g.

​quam celerrime

​= as quickly as possible

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Multiple Choice

Puellae laete in ludo cantaverunt.

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happily

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more happily

3

most happily

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Multiple Choice

Puellae laetius in ludo cantaverunt.

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happily

2

more happily

3

most happily

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Multiple Choice

Puellae laetissime in ludo cantaverunt.

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happily

2

more happily

3

most happily

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Multiple Choice

Puellae feliciter in ludo cantaverunt.

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happily

2

more happily

3

most happily

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Multiple Choice

Puellae felicius in ludo cantaverunt.

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happily

2

more happily

3

most happily

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Multiple Choice

Puellae felicissime in ludo cantaverunt.

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happily

2

more happily

3

most happily

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How do you feel about adverbs?

They're a piece of cake! 😀

They're a piece of pie! 😄

Give peace a chance!✌🏾

Sunt partes stercorum! 💩

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