Comparative Adverb FormsSet 5

1Choose the right adverb to make comparative or superlative sentences:Beyonce dances as ..... as Shakira.
2Choose the correct option: "I don't live in that city ..... "
3I finished reading my book ..... than my friend, Jack did.
4The turtle moved (more slowly / most slowly) than the hare.
5Adam reads ..... than his brother.
6The river flows (a) in summer.
7COMPARATIVE ADVERBS After the accident he drives ..... now.
8CHOOSE THE CORRECT ADVERBSally runs ..... than Lois.
9Choose the best adverb to complete the sentence:'She finished the race ..... quickly than anyone else.'
10My brother speaks French well, but ..... than me.
11The last movie we watched was very good, but this one is ..... more interesting.
12Could you speak more slower / slowly, please? I can't understand you
13I think she did ..... in the exam
14Choose the correct form of the adverb.Lia did ..... on her math test than she expected.
15Coach watched Patrick ..... than he watched Richard.
16He runs more ..... I do.
17Max goes to bed ..... than anyone I know.
18We use comparative adverbs to .....
19Of the two, Norwegian Roald Amundsen was especially interested in reaching the pole (a) than the other.
20You arrived ..... than we expected.
21Choose the correct form of the adverb.The garden grew badly in May but it did even ..... in June.
22She plays the piano ..... as her sister does.
23Choose the correct option. She speaks ..... than her sister.
24Choose the correct answer: 5-Birds fly ..... than penguins. a) slower b) better c) faster
25Select the correct comparative adverb.My garden is ..... (colorful) than this park.
26Shaun sings even ..... than her mother, who is a famous opera star.
27Polar bears are comparatively stronger than other bear species. The term comparatively means:
28I'm gonna to be late! Drive .....! (Conversational language)
29Read each story carefully. Then choose the option with the correct comparative adverb that best completes the sentence based on the information in the story.Noel was excited to join his friends for a hike in the park. However, he hurt his ankle while walking and had to slow down. As a result, he walked much ..... than usual to avoid putting pressure on his injury.
30Coud you talk a bit .....,please?
31A comparative adverb compares two things.
32If you write ....., you will make fewer mistakes. (careful)
33Hoa dances more ..... than her classmates.
34The bus goes ..... than the cars.
35Choose the correct form to complete the sentence: 'He drives ..... than his brother.'
36He runs as ..... as molasses in January.
37On Sundays, our parents sleep ..... than usual.
38It is MORE expensive to travel on Friday, so I will leave on Thursday evening.
39I don't have to get up as ..... as my parents.
40He drives ..... after the accident.
41The boy speaks (a) than his brother.
42Choose the right variantYou haven't got much experience. You ought to drive .....
43He is a fast runner. He runs .....
44Choose the correct form of the adverb to complete the sentence. She arrived at school ..... than the others.
45She dances ..... than her sister.
46How are most adverbs formed into their comparative form?
47Select the correct form of the adverb to complete the sentence: "He completed the test ..... than expected."
48"A bit" and "Rather" are comparative adverbs of degree.
49Branden can throw a football ..... than Tom Brady.
50Choose the form of the adverb in parentheses that correcly completes the sentence below.Most swimmers learn the crawl ..... than the backstroke. (easily)
51Peter may not be ..... talented as his brother but he is definitely ..... dedicated.
52Susie kicks the ball harder than Mike.
53The lab is from the bus stop than the library.
54She runs as ..... as I do.
55The new printer operates more ..... than the previous model did.
56What is the correct comparative adverb of easy?
57Which sentence uses an adverb to compare actions?
58Mary couldn't read as ..... as Keith because she doesn't practise much.
59She finished the work more ..... than me.
60..... the previous one, the present math teacher is very strict.
61Englishman Robert Scott, on the other hand, was (eagerly, comparative) anticipating the opportunity to explore the countryside.