1. She tried hardly hard but she failed inspite of all her efforts 2 I can hard/hardly see without my C Rewrite the sentences using the correct comparative or superlative form of the adjectives and adveros. 3. The post office is quite near I nearly 4. I nearl nearly missed the bus this 5. My brother is very clever i deverly 6 He slow I slowly left the room 7. When ituned around, I saw the most horrible / horribly creature I had ever 1. Lamb is more fattening than chicken Chicken 2. Tve never eaten a better cake than the one Sally made Sally made 3. The apple pie i baked yesterday wasn't as nice as this one. This apple pie 4. Carrots are healthier than crisps. Crisps 5. These green grapes aren't as juicy as those black ones. Those black grapes 6. John's English is worse than Arthur's. John's English isn't 2 It is free fresky to visit the gallery You need pay 9. The babies can move around in the nursery free freely. 10. I haven't felt wel late / lately in the banks with the correct form of the adjectives or adveros in brackets D. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the words in brackets. 1. This is as car Ive ever driven 2 It was very cold yesterday but it is (warm) today 3. That street is busy in the city 4. A bicycle is (slow) a car or a train 5. This is (delicious) meal I have ever had 6. Their office is far away from the city centre than ours. 7. As much (cold) today than yesterday & Asnail moves (slowly than a tortoise 9. That fimis (sad) film I've ever watched 10, is this dress (long) the other one? They look the same to me. 1. A: Is Robert a reader? B: No, he usually reads and he finishes the reading passage very quickly. (slow I fast) 2. My mum's voice is very She always speaks to me. (soft) 3. You have to study You know you passed your exams last year. (hard) 4. Everybody can answer an question (easy) 5. The students are working They are usually when there is a test. (quiet)​