English 7 · Unit 6: Sports and games · Cambridge Global English Stage 7
6.G3 Comparative adverbs, including irregular adverbs (better, worse ...)
41 questions · e.g. You swam a lot ____ than me in that race. (fast)
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1. Rule: short adverbs usually have the comparative ending in ____.
Check2. Rule: the comparative form of well, badly and far is ____.
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6. Rule: we place the word than ____ a comparative adverb.
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15. She can stay under water much ____ than Wang. (long)
Check16. He throws the javelin ____ than anyone in the school. (far)
Check17. Nobody dives ____ than Chunhua. (beautifully)
Check18. We all performed far ____ than we expected. (badly)
Check19. They always train much ____ than we do. (seriously)
Check20. We all need to get up ____, try ____ and play ____. (early / hard / well)
- earliest … hardest … best
- more early … more hard … more well
- earlier … harder … better
- earlier … more hardly … weller