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Comparison of adverbs and adjectives: I. Write down the adverbs of the following adjectives: adjective adverb adjective adverb adjective adverb good honest silly early possible fast happy bad fantastic friendly much difficult � � II. Form comparative and superlative of these words: base form comparative superlative - the happy well busily badly happily expensive sad quickly much � III. Choose the correct option: a) Sally is the prettiestmost prettily� girl in my hometown. b) You should drive more carefulmore carefully, otherwise you will cause an accident. c) This is the worstworse�film I've seen so far. d)�He was badbadly�hurt in the accident. e) Don't run around so �nervousnervously f) This exercise was more easilyeasier� than I expected. g) Sam didn't behave as wellgood�as Mike. h) He works harderhardest�of all the pupils. i) You should do your homework more carefullymore careful j)�My perfume smells more sweetlysweeter�than yours. � IV. Fill in the correct forms of adverbs and adjectives: 1.Sam's idea sounds � (good) but I like Carol's idea even �(good). 2. Every morning I get up 10 minutes �(early) than my sister. 3. What are the �(dangerous) animals in Australia? 4. I can run as �(fast) as my elder brother. 5. You should buy the blue sweater. It suits you �(good) than the red one and I think it fits �(perfect) 6. If you worked �(careful), you would make �(few) mistakes. 7. Joy Fielding writes the �(exciting) books I've ever read. 8. Caroline is the �(pretty) dressed girl in this room. 9. Vienna is the �(large) town in Austria. 10. Please, speak �(clear), I �(hard) understand the instructions. 11. Bob ran �(slow) than his classmates. 12. Jo is the �(good) footballer in my team and he plays very �(fair).