Adverbs that Compare

She was walking (rapidly, more rapidly) than I was.

• rapidly

• more rapidly

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The bus stopped (abruptly, more abruptly) than we expected.

• abruptly

• more abruptly

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The ballerina danced (longer, more long) in this performance.

• longer

• more long

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Jeremy ran (faster, more fast) than his brother

• faster

• more fast

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Cassie smiled (warmly, more warmly) than the others.

• warmly

• more warmly

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Mark studied (harder, more hard) for his exams than his classmates.

• harder

• more hard

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The chef cooked (more skillfully, skillfully) than last time.

• skillfully

• more skillfully

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The flowers bloomed (more beautifully, beautifully) this spring.

• beautifully

• more beautifully

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Today is ________ than yesterday. I'm sweating like crazy now.

• hot
• hotter
• hottest

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Bees are ______ than the hornets.

• small

• smaller

• smallest

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