Comparative Adverbs

1. Quickly: She runs more quickly than her brother.
2. Easily: This puzzle is solved more easily than the previous one.
3. Carefully: He handled the situation more carefully than anyone else.
4. Loudly: The band played louder than before.
5. Softly: She spoke more softly than her colleagues.
6. Brightly: The sun shines more brightly in the summer.
7. Clearly: He explained the instructions more clearly than his assistant.
8. Efficiently: The new machine operates more efficiently than the old one.
9. Quickly: He completed the task more quickly than expected.
10. Regularly: She exercises more regularly than her friends.
11. Happily: She reacted more happily to the news than anyone else.
12. Confidently: He spoke more confidently during the presentation.
13. Quietly: The students worked more quietly during the exam.
14. Nicely: The cake was decorated more nicely than before.
15. Accurately: The technician repaired the device more accurately than last time.
16. Firmly: She gripped the handle more firmly than her partner.
17. Strongly: He argued more strongly about the issue than his opponent.
18. Gently: The cat was handled more gently than usual.
19. Timely: She submitted the report more timely than her colleagues.
20. Creatively: The artist painted more creatively than his peers.

Superlative Adverbs

21. Quickly: She runs the quickest of all her friends.
22. Easily: This puzzle was solved the most easily of all the puzzles.
23. Carefully: He handled the situation the most carefully of everyone.
24. Loudly: The band played the loudest at the concert.
25. Softly: She spoke the most softly during the meeting.
26. Brightly: The sun shines the brightest in the summer.
27. Clearly: He explained the instructions the clearest of everyone.
28. Efficiently: The new machine operates the most efficiently of all.
29. Quickly: He completed the task the quickest among the team.
30. Regularly: She exercises the most regularly of all her friends.
31. Happily: She reacted the happiest to the good news.
32. Confidently: He spoke the most confidently during the meeting.
33. Quietly: The students worked the most quietly during the exam.
34. Nicely: The cake was decorated the nicest of all the cakes.
35. Accurately: The technician repaired the device the most accurately.
36. Firmly: She gripped the handle the firmest of everyone.
37. Strongly: He argued the strongest about the issue.
38. Gently: The cat was handled the most gently by her.
39. Timely: She submitted the report the most timely of her team.
40. Creatively: The artist painted the most creatively in the gallery.

Irregular Adverbs

41. Well:
    • Comparative: She sings better than he does.
    • Superlative: She is the best singer in the choir.
42. Badly:
    • Comparative: He performed worse than his colleagues.
    • Superlative: That was the worst performance of the year.
43. Far:
    • Comparative: His house is farther from the school than mine.
    • Superlative: His house is the farthest from the school.
44. Late:
    • Comparative: She arrived later than her friend.
    • Superlative: She arrived the latest of all the guests.
45. Early:
    • Comparative: He wakes up earlier than his brother.
    • Superlative: He wakes up the earliest in the family.
46. Hard:
    • Comparative: This problem is harder than the previous one.
    • Superlative: This is the hardest problem of all.
47. Soon:
    • Comparative: She will finish the task sooner than expected.
    • Superlative: She finished the task the soonest among the team.
48. High:
    • Comparative: The mountain is higher than the hill.
    • Superlative: It is the highest peak in the region.
49. Soft:
    • Comparative: The pillow is softer than the mattress.
    • Superlative: The pillow is the softest in the store.
50. Strong:
    • Comparative: This coffee is stronger than the one we had before.
    • Superlative: This is the strongest coffee they serve.

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