Question

2. Use the comparative forms of the following adverbs to complete the sentences. There is more than one possibility for some of the sentences. hard slowly carefully nervously late fast comfortable 1. Andrew ran … than the others. So he was the last. 2. Bob works …than all his friends. 3. Walk …, please. I’m tired. I can’t walk …. 4. I think you can travel … by train than by 5. Perhaps we can get the record … at the other record shop. 6. Kevin doesn’t live far from school, but he often arrives … than all his friends. 7. I played … than last week. So I lost the match.

Answer 1

1. Andrew ran slower than the others. So he was the last.
2. Bob works harder than all his friends.
3. Walk slower, please. I’m tired. I can’t walk fast.
4. I think you can travel faster by train than by car.
5. Perhaps we can get the record later at the other record shop.
6. Kevin doesn’t live far from school, but he often arrives later than all his friends.
7. I played worse than last week. So I lost the match.

Answer 2

1. Andrew ran faster than the others. So he was the last.
2. Bob works harder than all his friends.
3. Walk slowly, please. I’m tired. I can’t walk fast.
4. I think you can travel more comfortably by train than by bus.
5. Perhaps we can get the record cheaper at the other record shop.
6. Kevin doesn't live far from school, but he often arrives late than all his friends.
7. I played worse than last week. So I lost the match.