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The cat can jump high. The deer can jump very high.
The deer can jump higher than the cat.
You work hard. He works very hard.
He works harder than you.
Tr. Ron teaches seriously. Tr. Jojo teaches very seriously.
Tr. Jojo teaches more seriously than Tr. Ron.
Rose rides her bike safely. Teddy rides his bike very safely.
Teddy rides his bike more safely than Rose.
The man talked to the clerk rudely. The woman talked to the clerk very rudely.
The woman talked to the clerk more rudely than the man.
She wrote the letters well. He wrote the letters very well.
He wrote the letters better than she.
The mouse moves quietly. The spider moves very quietly.
The spider moves more quietly than the mouse.
I finished the test quickly. You finished the test very quickly.
You finished the test more quickly than I.
We line up politely. They line up very politely.
They line up more politely than we.
Girls play music loudly. Boys play music very loudly.
Boys play music more loudly than girls.
Tim studies lazily. Pat studies very lazily.
Pat studies more lazily than Tim.
Kevin helped the old women kindly. Amber helped the old women very kindly.
Amber helped the old women more kindly than Kevin.
She ate hungrily. I ate very hungrily.
I ate more hungrily than she.
Pete will sing happily. Tammy will sing very happily.
Tammy will sing more happily than Pete.
The man held the cat gently. The woman held the cat very gently.
The woman held the cat more gently than the man.
Ann runs fast. Sarah runs very fast.
Sarah runs faster than Ann.
The boy speaks clearly. The girl speaks very clearly.
The girl speaks more clearly than the boy.
My dad drives carefully. My mom drives very carefully.
My mom drives more carefully than my dad.
I play baseball badly. Tom plays baseball very badly.
Tom plays baseball worse than I.
My mom shouted angrily. My dad shouted very angrily.
My dad shouted more angrily than my mom.


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