| 3 | Adverbs - formed from adjectives
 

Ken works faster and more professionally than his brother.
Think of the question?: How does she do it? How is it (being) done? Pay attention to the spelling! Read the introduction to learn a little about British and American English. Some uses here are typically British.
Form the correct form of the adverb from these adjectives.
1	slow	The sick dog moved *****  than the other dogs
2	heavy	The last lorry was ***** loaded than the others
3	easy	This problem is ***** explained than you expect
4	good	Jimmy is ***** behaved than his brothers
5	careful	He put down his load ***** than necessary
6	fast	Some of them acted ***** than the police could handle
7	patient	The old man waited ***** than his relatives
8	high	The second kite flew ***** than the first
9	late	All the ships arrived ***** than midnight
10	far	The two Indians moved ***** west than Arizona
11	hard	As he worked ***** than anybody else, Kevin also earned more
12	unexpected	The first bang came *****  than the second
13	good	The new dancer performs ***** than me
14	deep	Nelly dived ***** than she'd done the day before
15	strong	Joanna reacted ***** than her husband had thought
16	happy	I think Annie is ***** married than her sister
17	fair	The food couldn't have been ***** distributed than this
18	warm	Nobody was ***** welcomed than us
19	correct	Having judged  his speed ***** than the others, Tim was dead on time
20	close	I wish we were ***** related than just second cousins
21	sensible	Team "Squirrel" acted ***** than the other teams, and won the prize
22	frequent	Old Mills visits his relatives ***** than his brothers
23	shy	The second little boy acted ***** than the first
24	bold	The enemy attacked ***** than we had expected
25	near	Uncle Jeremy lives ***** than aunt Augusta