Comparative and Superlative Modifiers 1

Which of your two brothers finished the book (quicker, more quickly)?

• quicker

• more quickly

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The exhibit has some pieces of the (ancientest, most ancient) pottery ever found.

• ancientest

• most ancient

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Do you think silk is (more warm, warmer) than wool?

• more warm

• warmer

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My neighbor’s yard has (manier, more) trees than ours.

• manier

• more

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Unfortunately, I read the instructions (less carefully, the least carefully) than I should have.

• less carefully

• least carefully

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He is the (more skillful, most skillful) of the three acrobats we saw last night.

• more skillful

• most skillful

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Are you sure you’re feeling (weller, better) than you did yesterday?

• weller

• better

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Some new students are (interesteder, more interested) than others in learning about school clubs.

• interesteder

• more interested

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I can’t decide whether I like choir or band (best, better).

• best

• better

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At the talent show, Juan told some (funniest, funnier) jokes than Rodney.

• funniest

• funnier

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