Form and use comparative and superlative adverbs

Key Notes:

🌟 Form and Use Comparative and Superlative Adverbs 🌟

🔹 What are Adverbs?

👉 Adverbs tell us how, when, or where an action happens.

Example:

• She runs quickly. 🏃‍♀️💨
• He sings beautifully. 🎤🎶

🔹 Comparative Adverbs (Compare TWO actions) ✌️

We use them to show more or less of an action.

• Form: add -er or use more/less + adverb
  Examples:
• She runs faster than her friend. 🏃‍♀️➡️🏃‍♂️
• He spoke more politely than yesterday. 🤵💬

🔹 Superlative Adverbs (Compare THREE or more actions) ✨

We use them to show the highest or lowest degree.

• Form: add -est or use most/least + adverb
  Examples:
• Of all the players, Riya runs fastest. 🏆
• She answered most confidently in class. 🏅🎓

🔹 Rules 📘

One-syllable adverbs → add -er / -est

• fast → faster → fastest

Adverbs ending in -ly → use more / most

• quickly → more quickly → most quickly

Irregular adverbs 🚨

• well → better → best
• badly → worse → worst
• far → farther/further → farthest/furthest

🌈 Quick Examples:

• Today she danced better than yesterday. 💃
• Among all, he drove worst in the race. 🚗💥
• The bird flew higher than the kite. 🐦🪁
• This student wrote most neatly in the test. ✍️📄

🎯 Remember:

• ✔️ Use comparative adverbs when comparing TWO.
• ✔️ Use superlative adverbs when comparing THREE or more.
• ✔️ Be careful with irregular forms.

Let’s practice!