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WorksheetsA2 KET PREPARE 3 UNIT 5 COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVES ADVERBS
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 2hrs 45mins
We use adjectives to describe a _____
verb
noun
We use adverbs to describe a _____
verb
noun
We use _____ to describe a noun.
adverbs
adjectives
We use _____ to describe a verb.
adverbs
adjectives
We form most adverbs by adding _____ to the adjectives.
-ed
-es
-ly
What's the adverb of 'good'?
(a)
What's the adverb of 'fast'?
(a)
What's the adverb of 'hard'?
(a)
What's the adverb of 'late'?
(a)
We use __________ to compare two things.
comparative
adverbs
superlative
adverbs
We use __________ to compare one thing
with two or more things.
comparative
adverbs
superlative
adverbs
The opposite of 'more' is (a)
The compartive form of the adverb 'well' is (a)
The superlative form of the adverb 'well' is (a)
The compartive form of the adverb 'badly' is (a)
The superlative form of the adverb 'badly' is (a)
The opposite of 'most' is (a)
Write the adverb, comparative and superlative adverbs:
cheap, cheaply, _____, ______
(a)
Write the adverb, comparative and superlative adverbs:
heavy, ______, _____, ______
(a)
Write the adverb, comparative and superlative adverbs:
fast, ______, _____, ______
(a)
Write the adverb, comparative and superlative adverbs:
bad, ______, _____, ______
(a)
Write the adverb, comparative and superlative adverbs:
serious, _____, _____, ________
(a)
Write the adverb, comparative and superlative adverbs:
wonderful, _____, _____, ________
(a)
Natlie ran (a) (fast), so she won the race.
Laura won the competition because she danced (a) (beautiful)
I watch films (a) (often) than sports programmes.
My sister plays the guitar (a) (well) than me.
Matt's mum helped him, so he finished the homework (a) (easily) than us.
Luke's teacher was happy with him because he did the exercise (a)
Complete the sentences with as + adverb + as:
We all finished the exam quickly.
I finished the exam (a) my friends.
Complete the sentences with as + adverb + as:
I arrived home late but my brother arrived home later.
I didn't arrive home (a) my brother.
Complete the sentences with as + adverb + as:
My parents eat very slowly.
My dad eats (a) my mom.
Complete the sentences with as + adverb + as:
My best friend speaks more quietly than me.
I don't speak (a) my best friend.
Complete the sentences with as + adverb + as:
William watches TV more often than his sister.
William's sister doesn't watch TV (a) William.
Complete the sentences with as + adverb + as:
My cousin is the best guitar player in my school.
Nobody plays it (a) him.
