Using Comparative Adverbs

Which sentence uses a comparative adverb correctly?

• She runs faster than him.

• She runs more faster than him.

• She runs the most fastest than him.

• She runs fastly than him.

Identify the comparative adverb in the sentence: 'He speaks more clearly than his brother.'

• speaks

• more

• clearly

• more clearly

Choose the correct sentence using a comparative adverb.

• She sings more beautifully than anyone else.

• She sings most beautifully than anyone else.

• She sings beautifuler than anyone else.

• She sings more beautiful than anyone else.

What is the comparative adverb in the sentence: 'She arrived later than expected.'

• arrived

• later

• expected

• than

Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

• He drives more carefully than his friend.

• He drives carefuler than his friend.

• He drives less carefully than his friend.

• He drives as carefully as his friend.

Fill in the blank with the correct comparative adverb: 'She dances _____ than her sister.'

• gracefuller

• more gracefully

• most gracefully

• gracefully

Choose the sentence that uses a comparative adverb incorrectly.

• He works harder than anyone else.

• He works more harder than anyone else.

• He works less hard than anyone else.

• He works as hard as anyone else.

Which sentence uses a comparative adverb?

• She is taller than her brother.

• She runs faster than her brother.

• She is the tallest in her class.

• She runs the fastest in her class.

Identify the error in the sentence: 'She plays the piano more better than her sister.'

• more better

• plays

• piano

• than

Select the sentence with the correct use of a comparative adverb.

• He speaks more loudly than his brother.

• He speaks loudlier than his brother.

• He speaks the most loud than his brother.

• He speaks more loud than his brother.