5.3 comparison - adverbs and adjectives

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ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS

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IN THE TEST

1. Sue is a slow/slowly driver, but even though she left late she made it to the meeting rather swift/swiftly.

2. Why aren’t you looking more happy/happily? You danced so pretty/prettily, you’ll surely win!

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Sue is a slow/slowly driver, but even though she left late she made it to the meeting rather swift/swiftly.

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Why aren’t you looking more happy/happily? You danced so pretty/prettily, you’ll surely win!

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My little brother told the actor he thought he talked funny/funnily, which is the most ridiculous/ridiculously thing ever!

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COMPARISON

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In the test

1. My sister got crowned homecoming queen, even though she never thought she would get (even populair als) she did.

2. The CEO grew (steeds minder overtuigd) of their ideas as the meeting progressed.

3. Electric cars are now (popular) they were five years ago.

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My sister got crowned homecoming queen, even though she never thought she would get (even populair als) she did.

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The CEO grew (steeds minder overtuigd) of their ideas as the meeting progressed.

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Electric cars are now (popular) they were five years ago.

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