Put the adverbs in brackets into the comparative or superlative degree, as in the example.

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Exercise 1: Put the adverbs in brackets into the comparative or superlative degree, as in the example. 1) My sister gets up later than me. 2) She writes better than her younger sister. 3) He drives more politely than his friend. 4) She speaks better than my mother. 5) He behaves worse than her elder sisters. 6) He works faster than his cousin. 7) She speaks more quickly than his father. 8) She speaks more loudly than me. 9) He runs less quickly than our puppy. Exercise 2: Fill in the correct comparative degree of adverbs. 1) Dad arrives home later than in our family. 2) She speaks English more fluently than in our group. 3) He studies harder than all the students. 4) She dances more gracefully than all. 5) He does his homework faster than all the animals. 6) He does everything more responsibly than all. 7) He behaves more smartly than all. 8) He plays football more honestly than all in the class. 9) She draws better than all the seasons.

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