3a Match the rules and examples for comparative and superlative adverbs. 1 We usually make comparative and superlative adverbs with more and the most. 2 With some irregular adverbs we add -er and the -est.
3 Some comparative and superlative adverbs are irregular,
a well, bad, little
b carefully, quietly, easily, beautifully, often
c fast, hard, early, late, long, soon, near

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choose the correct word. Saralu 11, Gordon. I just (1) got / took to the shopping centre.

Where are you?

Gordon I'm at the café (2) right/opposite Darrell'S Books

Do you know where that is

Sarah: Not really, but there's a map at the above main entrance of the shopping centre. Have you been here longt Gordon: Oh, about 30 minutes. 1 (4) made I got my mum to drive me

here early. I wanted to be sure I made it to the film (5) past on time Sarah: You're here very carly. The film doesn't start for another hour Gordon: Walt, I thought it started at 6.30 Sarah: No, that's the (6) right/wrong time. It starts at 7

Gordon: That's strange. I'm looking at the paper, and it says (7) right / opposite here that The Escape starts at 6 30. Sarah: Oh, I thought we were going to see The Postcard. Gordon: That's not showing at this cinema. If you look at the sign (8) above/right the cinema, it says there's only one film, The Escape

Sarah: Oh, I must have made a mistake Oh, well, I guess that's the film we're seeing