The degrees of comparison of adverbs

more quickly - most quickly

creatively - more creatively - most creatively

easily - more easily - most easily

carefully - more carefully - most carefully

faster - fastest
high - higher - highest
early - earlier - earliest

- least
much - more - most
far - farther - farthest
far - further - furthest

– most correctly.
Hard-
Safely-
Kindly-
Beautifully-
Badly-
Lazily-
Early-

many).
2. You can’t run as ( faster, fastest, fast ) as my brother.
3. Peter will pass the exam if he works ( hardly, hard, in a hard way ).
4.Miss Morgan never comes ( of late, lately, late ) to work.
5. I can’t go for a walk with you. I don’t feel ( well, good, badly ).
6. He works ( many, much, more ) than I do.
7.You can become fitter more ( quick, quicker, quickly ) if you put yourself
on a diet.
8. David and Liz thought ( high, highly, higher ) of their school.
9. Her bag is so heavy that she ( lift it hard, can hardly lift it, hardly can lift it).
10.My parents object to the idea ( strong, with strength, strongly ).
11.She works much ( worse, badly, worst ) than he does.
12.She asked me to drive ( more slowly, slower, slowliest ).
13.People choose planes because they travel ( more fast, faster, fastest ) than trains.