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He often helps me. .
He is always in time for the lessons. .

 

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Ill wait till tomorrow. .
Yesterday she left London. .

 

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Ann is quite good at Mathematics. .

 

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She danced beautifully. .

 

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She spoke French well. .
He easily translated the text. .

 

(The Degrees of Comparison of Adverbs)

: (The Positive Degree), (The Comparative Degree) (The Superlative Degree).

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1) (early ) -er -est.

 

fast faster fastest ()
hard , harder , hardest , ()
early earlier earliest ()

 

2) more, most.

 

beautifully more beautifully most beautifully ()
clearly more clearly most clearly ()

 

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well better best ()
badly worse worst ()
much more most ()
little less least ()
far farther / further farthest / furthest ()

 

EXERCISES

 

Exercise 1. Give the comparative and superlative of the following adverbs.

 

badly clearly far little often
bravely correctly fast long quickly
carefully early hard much slowly
cautiously easily late near well

 

Exercise 2. Give the correct forms of the adverbs in brackets.

 

1. On Mondays I come home ____ (late) than usual.
2. The ____ (much) you read in English the ____ (soon) you enlarge your vocabulary.
3. Winter, spring, summer, fall: I like winter ____ (well) of all.
4. I speak German ____ (fluently) now than last year.
5. Our grandfather smiled ____ (happily) than before.
6. Planes can fly ____ (high) than birds.
7. He worked ____ (hard) than ever before.
8. She did the job ____ (badly) of all.
9. They normally play much ____ (well).
10. The car went ____ (fast) and ____ (fast).

 

Exercise 3. Choose the appropriate word

 

1. The tunnels of the London Tube are dug ____ deep / deeply below the surface of the earth.
2. The bird flew ____ high / highly, we could ____ hard / hardly see it.
3. She came to the party ____ pretty / prettily dressed.
4. She loved her students ____ dear / dearly.
5. His poetry is ____ wide / widely known throughout the world.
6. I am ____ deep / deeply interested in the happy conclusion of this problem.
7. Tom Smith was a ____ hard / hardly patient to cure.
8. She is a ____ high / highly educated woman.
9. You paid too ____ dear / dearly for this pair of shoes.
10. You will have to work real ____ hard / hardly to get everything done as planned.

 

Exercise 4. State whether the words in bold type are adjectives or adverbs. Translate the sentences into Russian.

 

1. a) He stayed a long time with us. b) He stayed long with us.
2. a) The patient breathed hard. b) He had had a hard day at the hospital and was tired out.
3. a) He returned late yesterday. b) He returned in the late autumn.
4. a) Moving fast made you thirsty. b) He could reach London quicker on a fast river ship.
5. a) Well get to sleep; we want to get an early start tomorrow. b) The next day I woke up very early.
6. a) At the far end of the room there was nothing. b) There is no need to go far.
7. a) I could hear from the stairs that they were talking very loud. b) But at that moment a loud knocking was heard at the hall door.
8. a) Do you have plans to expand or upgrade it in the near future? b) They met the next day in the woods near Dannys house.

(The Numeral)

 

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(Cardinal Numerals) (Ordinal Numerals).

how many? ? : one , two , three . .

which??: first , second , third . .

 





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