[9] Adverb-1: manner BW/p.203: adj-adv
Diana
is good at singing. She sings beautifully.
Fred plays tennis very well. He plays tennis better than Ron.
He plays best on the school tennis team.
☆ Type the text. Put (v) after a verb, (adj) after an adjective, and (adv) after an adverb.
Fred runs (v) fast (adv). Yes, he is (be) a fast (adj) runner.
He runs (v) faster (adv) than anyone else in his class.
He runs (v)
fastest (adv) in his class.
Indeed, he is (be) the fastest (adj) runner in his school.
Danny always (adv) works (v) hard (adv). He’s (be) a hard (adj)
worker.
Yes, he is (be) hardworking (adj). He works (v) as
hard (adv) as he can.
But
his boss works (v) harder (adv) than him. She
works (v) faster (adv) and better (adv) than him.
She also speaks (v) clearly (adv) and easily (adv)
to
others.
She is also a good (adj) learner.
She
learns (v) new (adj) things much (adv) faster (adv) and better (adv) than Danny.
She is a better (adj) worker than Danny.