Unit 12 English 7
An adverb of a sentence
An adverb of a verb
An adverb of an adverb
An adverb of an adjective
Uglier, ugliest
More ugly, most ugly
Colourfuller, colourfullest
More colourful, most colourful
Beautifully
Beautiful
Fancily
Quickly
Quick
Fastly
Bright
Really
Brightly
Tasty
Lightly
Taste
Best
Many
Fast
True
False
True
False
Responding to parents needs doesn't imply abandoning hard won professional judgement based on knowledge, experience and common sense
Responding to parents needs doesn't imply abandoning hardly won professional judgement based on knowledge, experience and common sense
The wind blew strongest and knocked down the hiker.
The wind blew strongly and knocked down the hiker.
The wind blew the stronger and knocked down the hiker.
The man fell very hardly on the rocks below.
The man fell very harder on the rocks below.
The man fell very hard on the rocks below.
The man waved a red flag desperate.
The man waved a red flag desperately.
The man waved a red flag desperatly.
The sun shined brightly in the sky.
The sun shined brightely in the sky.
The sun shiny in the sky.
The man cried anxious.
The man cried anxiously.
The man cried anxiousely.
The longer he waited, the more loudly his stomach grumbled.
The longer he waited, the loudly his stomach grumbled.
The long he waited, the more loudly his stomach grumbled.
He waited the most patiently of anyone for a rescue.
He waited the most patient of anyone for a rescue.
He waited more patiently of anyone for a rescue.
Each day, he breathed harder and harder.
Each day, he breathed hardest and hardest.
Each day, he breathed the hardest and the hardest.
Careful
Carefully
More carefully
Carefuller
Harder
Hardest
More harder
Most hardest
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