Comparative and Superlative Adverbs

This necklace is (shinier, more shinier) than that necklace.

• shinier

• more shinier

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That large ring looked (beautifuler, more beautiful) than the small one.

• beautifuler

• more beautiful

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Of all the women, Sarah wore the (finest, most finer) jewelry.

• finest

• most finer

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A gold setting is (expensiver, more expensive) than a silver one.

• expensiver

• more expensive

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The (biggest, bigger) gold mines in the world are not located in the United States.

• biggest

• bigger

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California had one of the (most famous, famousest) gold rushes in history.

• most famous

• famousest

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Gold is one of the (popularest, most popular) materials for jewelry making.

• popularest

• most popular

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Wiping with a soft cloth is the (most good, best) way to clean gold jewelry.

• most good

• best

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Jan and I panned for gold, and I found a (largest, larger) nugget than she did.

• largest

• larger

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Gold is one of the (most valuable, valuablest) ores in the world.

• most valuable

• valuablest

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