Adjectives are words used to modify nouns. Examples are: kind, pretty, clever, beautiful, brilliant and ignorant.

Adverbs are words used to modify verbs. Examples are: kindly, cleverly, prettily, beautifully, brilliantly and ignorantly

Most words ending in -ly are adverbs; however, there are a few exceptions to this rule.

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the adjective or degree of adverbs given in the brackets.

1. I can run …………………….. than you. (fast)
2. I can speak English …………………. than Spanish. (fluent)
3. She looked ……………………. than ever. (pretty)
4. Can you write ……………………. (clear)
5. You eat …………………… than him. (little)
6. She works ………………….. than her brother. (hard)
7. Can you speak …………………….. (loud)
8. Their team performed the …………………… of all. (well)
9. She can speak English …………………….. than you. (good)

Answers

1. I can run faster than you.
2. I can speak English more fluently than Spanish.
3. She looked prettier than ever.
4. Can you write clearly / more clearly?
5. You eat less than him.
6. She works harder than her brother.
7. Can you speak louder?
8. Their team performed the best of all.
9. She can speak English better than you.

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