Adverbs

Block 1: Degrees of Comparison

Make three forms of comparison

more Quietly The most Quietly Quietly The most politely more politely Basic (positive) Comparative Superlative Quietly more Quietly The most Quietly The most politely Politely more politely Loudly More loudly The most loudly

Hard Harder The hardest The earliest early Earlier Fast Faster Basic (positive) Comparative Superlative Hard Harder The hardest The earliest early Earlier Fast Faster The Fastest

The farthest/ the furthest Basic (positive) Comparative Superlative Well Better The best The farthest/ the furthest far Farther/ further Little Less The least

Badly Worse The worst The most much/ many More Little Less The least Basic (positive) Comparative Superlative Badly Worse The worst The most much/ many More Little Less The least

Choose a right variant:

Quiet He left a room … Quietly Hard Jane works … Hardly

Free Her nephew behaves … Freely Free They took this ticket … Freely

She speaks quickly so he … understands her Hard She speaks quickly so he … understands her Hardly Hard Her niece is a workaholic and she works … Hardly

Early Earlier More early The most early The earliest

Far Farer Farther The farthest The farest

Look this cute boy is running … Quickly Quick

Your new idea seems … Interesting Interestingly

Actually this new train can move … fast Fastly

Его одноколассник такой же высокий как и он. His classmate is as tall as he is.

Этот автомобиль не такой быстрый как тот. This car is not so fast as that one.

Block 4: Correct the mistakes

Ann talks loudly than Liza. More loudly She gets up more early than her friend. Earlier She is a wonderful singer. She sings beautiful. Beautifully

They left the party lately. This man is walking slow. Slow He speaks interesting. Interestingly

Her aunt is a good cook. She cooks good. Well He is a good reader. He reds all texts careful. Carefully This apple pie tastes well. Good