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WorksheetsComparative Adverbs
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 31mins
Dogs are _____________(intelligent) rabbits.
more intelligent than
intelligenter than
Is the North Sea __________ than the Mediterranean Sea?
more big
bigger
Violet goes to bed _____________ than anyone I know.
the most early
earlier
the earliest
more early
Which is not an adverb?
fast
hungry
far
well
It's raining _________ outside. Bring a raincoat with you.
heavy
hard
hardly
heavily
Mary speaks __________ than Max does.
quicklier
most quickly
more quickly
quickliest
Mike played __________ than any other player on the team
best
more better
better
most better
Mary drives __________ than she used to
carefulliest.
more carefully.
carefullier.
most carefully
Max goes to bed __________ than anyone I know
earlier.
the earliest.
the most early.
more early
Choose the correct comparative adverb for the following sentence: Donna runs _______ than Susan.
more faster
fastest
more fast
faster
Choose the correct comparative adverb.
I run more rapidly.
i run faster.
I run more quickly.
Our team played ____________ than last time.
worse
badder
more badly
When the adverb has only one syllable, we add ________ to the end of it.
more
er
est
most
Square vegetables will fit more easy / easily in fridges.
more easy
easily
Robots will work hardly / the hardest and people will feel more relaxed
hardly
the hardest
What is the adverb of good?
better
well
good
the best
What is the comparative adverb of "good"?
good
well
better
"often" is an adverb.
Yes
No
What is the comparative adverb of "often"?
(a)
What is the comparative adverb of "beautifully"?
(a)
What is the comparative adverb of "fast"?
fast
faster
the fastest
What is comparative adverb of "carefully"?
carefullier
carefullyer
more carefully
the most carefully
Sean tidies his room carefully.
Jack tidies his room ____ _________ than Sean does.
(a)
The boy ran fast.
Sarah ran (a) than the boy did.
Mike speaks Spanish fluently.
Carlos is from Spain. He speaks Spanish ____ ________ than Mike does.
(a)
I ride a bike as _ as my mum does.
more often
oftenly
often
oftenest
I can speak Korean as (a) as the Korean people. (fluently)
You should drive (a) (careful); otherwise you will cause an accident.
Sam didn't behave as (a) (good) as Mike.
This film is (a) (good) than the one we saw last night.
Every morning I get up 10 minutes ____________ than my sister.
early
more early
earlier
more earlier
Bob ran ____________ than his classmates.
slower
more slowly
slowly
slowlier
My perfume is ___________ than yours.
as sweet
sweety
more sweet
much sweeter
Sam's behaviour was as (a) (bad) as Mike's.
I think the blue sweater suits you __________than the red one.
better
well
good
more better
If you worked _______________, you would make _____________ mistakes.
most careful/ few
carefully/ fewer
carefuler/ few
more carefully/ fewer
Sam's idea sounds (a) (bad) than Carol's.
I speak English _________________ now than last year.
more fluently
more fluent
fluently
She treated me _________________ than them all.
more polite
more politely
politely
She smiled _______________________ than before.
happier
happily
more happily
Jim can run ______________________ than John.
faster
fastly
more fastly
Our team played ____________ than last time.
worse
badder
more badly
He worked ______________________ than ever before.
harder
hardly
more harder
He arrived _________________________ than expected.
more early
earlier
early
We walked _______________________ than the rest of the people.
more slowly
slower
slowly
Jim threw the ball __________________________ than Peter.
farther
more far
farly
They called us _________________ in the afternoon.
lately
later
more later
Choose the correct comparative adverb.
i am better at math
I am better than my brother at math.
I am best at math
Choose the correct comparative adverb.
I wake up earlier on Mondays.
I wake up more early on Mondays.
Choose the correct comparative adverb.
I walk fast than my friend.
I walk fastly than my friend
I walk faster than my friend.
Choose the correct comparative adverb.
The metal is more harder than the rock.
The metal is harder than the rock.
Choose the correct comparative adverb.
I run quickly.
I run quicker.
I run more quickly.
Choose the correct comparative adverb.
I move more slower.
I move slower.
I move more slowly.
Choose the correct comparative adverb.
I speak quietly.
I speak more quietly.
Choose the correct comparative adverb.
The movie is coming sooner.
The movie is coming more sooner.
"often" is an adverb.
Yes
No
What is the comparative adverb of "beautifully"?
(a)
What is the comparative adverb of "good"?
good
well
better
What is comparative adverb of "carefully"?
carefullier
carefullyer
more carefully
the most carefully
What is the comparative adverb of "fast"?
fast
faster
the fastest
If an adverb has one syllable, make the comparative by adding –ER. (without more)
TRUE
FALSE
BAD, WELL and GOOD are irregular adverbs.
TRUE
FALSE
