Superlative/comparative adjectives adverbs

She paints more carefully than Dawson. (what is more carefully?)

• superlative adverb

• superlative adjective

• comparative adjective

• comparative adverb.

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I just finished reading the longest book I've ever read.

• superlative adverb

• comparative adverb

• superlative adjective

• comparative adjective

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The brown puppy is smaller than the black puppy.

• comparative adjective

• superlative adverb

• comparative adverb

• superlative adjective

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He works the hardest of all the students.

• superlative adverb

• comparative adverb

• superlative adjective

• comparative adjective

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He sings the most joyfully of all the children in music.

• superlative adverb

• comparative adverb

• superlative adjective

• comparative adjective

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That is the fiercer shark I have ever caught.

• change fiercer to fiercest

• change fiercer to more fierce

• change fiercer to more fiercer

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He has a most interesting story to tell than I do.

• change most to more

• change most interesting to interestingest

• change most interesting to interestinger

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My aunt makes the most tasty sushi in the world.

• change most tasty to more tasty

• change most tasty to tastiest

• change most tasty to tastier

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While we were fishing, I wore my red oldest shirt.

• change oldest to older

• change oldest to most old

• change blue oldest to oldest red

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I have a fastest computer than you do.

• change fastest to faster

• change fastest to most fast

• change fastest to more fast

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