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3. Irregular adverbs do not follow any rules. For example,

Positive Comparative Superlative

badly worse worst

well better best

much more most

little less least

far farther farthest

far further furthest

C. Use the correct degree of comparison to complete these sentences.

1. He played me. (badly)

2. She stayed in expensive of hotels. (little)

3. Which painting do you like ? (well)

4. Take as as you want. (much)

5. Try to do this next time. (carefully)

6. He ran of all. (fast)

7. You should try for your friend. (hard)

8. He stayed I expected. (long)

9. The committee decided to look into the matter . (far)

Correct Use of Some Adverbs

1. Quite

‘Quite’ has two meanings depending on the word that follows it—’a little/
moderately, but not very’ or ‘completely/fully’. For example,
y She is quite an intelligent girl.
y The film is quite good.
2. Enough

‘Enough’ means sufficient. It is always placed after the adjective/adverb, but

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