Comparatives superlatives with adverbs

I speak German ............ than my brother.

• better

• well

• easy

• ok

Every day you learn lots of new words in English and this helps you to speak English more ..........

• easy

• easily

Today is my birthday. The present I like ......... is the new computer game my brother offered me.

• the worst

• the better

• the good

• the best

My father drives more .......... than my oncle.

• careful

• carefully

• easy

• happy

My Maths teacher explains things more ......... than my Spanish teacher.

• clear

• clearly

• simple

• happy

Erin plays football the ...... of all the players in the class.

• good

• bad

• best

• better

Mrs Black speaks ........... than the other teachers.

• quiet

• quite

• more quietly

• more quiet

Nobody did well in the history exam, but I did ........

of all. (bad)

• good

• worse

• worser

• badly

Jim, Norman and Ian worked together on a group project, but Norman worked ......... in the group. (hard)

• hard

• harder

• hardest

• the harder

The teacher has to explain ........ if she wants the students to understand.

• good

• well

• best

• I don't know