副詞變化

Jacky looked 　　　 at the party, and he looked 　　　 at everyone around him.

• sad; sad　　

• sadly; sadly

• sad; sadly

• 　sadly; sad

It is raining 　　　.  We can’t go out, so why not just study 　　　 at home?

• heavy; hard

• hard; hard

• heavily; hardly

• heavy; hardly

Alex is a 　　　 runner than Mary.  He runs 　　　 than her.

• more slowly; the more slowly

• slower; the slower

• slower; more slowly

• the more slowly; slower

Jacky jumps 　　　 than any other student in his class, but he does not want to join the school team.  His PE teacher will talk with him 　　　 about it later.

• farther; farther

• further; further

• farther; further

• further; farther

   Joe: Don’t you cook 　　　 than your dad and mom? 

Liz: No.  I cook the most 　　　 of all.

• better; best

• worse; badly

• better; poorly

• worse; well

Bill: Does Roy cook more 　　　 than Joe or Leo? 

Hank: That’s right.  He cooks 　　　 of the three.

• badly; most poorly　

• worse; the worst

• poor; the poorest

• terribly; most terribly

Honey, I can’t walk any 　　　.  Why don’t we sit under the tree first and talk 　　　 about our trip to Japan next month?

• farther; further

• farther; farther

• further; farther　

• further; further

Jo likes summer the 　　　 because she has serious（嚴重的）problems sleeping in the summer heat（高溫）.〔100.基測Ⅱ〕

•  first　

• best

• last　

• 　least

My mom cooks more 　　　 than my sister and me; she cooks 　　　 of the three.

• badly; worst

• worse; most terribly

• terribly; the worst

• better; the best

Julia is a 　　　 girl.  She always does everything 　　　.

• happy; happy

• happily; happily

• happily; happy

• happy; happily