Comparative Adverb Example

They are known as comparative adverbs to adverbs that by their structure produce a comparison between the elements of the sentence.

Through the use of these adverbs, comparisons are made between the ideas of a sentence, getting to use one, two or more occasions within the same sentence.

Examples of comparative adverbs:

The comparative adverbs are the following:

• What
• More
• Higher
• Less
• Very
• For
• Such
• So
• So much
• Worse
• Best
• Less
• Same 

These can be accompanied by other words that complement them and that in some cases are considered as adverbs composed of two words:

1. Same (that) same as
2. More (than) = more than
3. Greater (than) = greater than
4. Less (than) = less than
5. Worse (than) = worse than
6. Such (as) = ​​such as
7. Both (as) = ​​as much as 

Comparative adverbs are applied in sentences as follows:

Example of sentences with comparative adverbs:

1. - Adverb same as:

1. The hat you bought is like mine.
2. The break time is like the one from the other school.
3. Wages are like those of last year.
4. My exam score is like that of my friends.
5. My computer is like than my brother's, but it cost less.
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6. My bedroom is like my brother's.
7. My job is like that of my brothers, although they are different bosses.
8. His car is not like mine is automatic.
9. Your training will be like mine.
10. Your monitor It does not matterwhat the one in the office.

2.- Adverb more than:

1. I took a risk more than you in finances.
2. You ran more than a horse.
3. I hope his salary is more than my job.
4. The expenses are morewhat those of last year.
5. My dog ​​ran more than yours.
6. His hair is more than mine
7. His dog eats morewhat mine.
8. His phone has more than my phone.
9. I have a weight more than your.
10. You have a size more than mine

3.- Adverb less than:

1. Must walk less than last month.
2. I slept less than yesterday.
3. Ho already hurts me less than
4. The earnings are less than last month
5. Will pay less than before devaluation.
6. Suffered less than his sister for the robbery
7. His works are less than those of his brother
8. I will work less than last month
9. You work less than last month
10. I already have to pay less than before cutting.

4.- Adverb worse than:

1. Work will be worst than last year.
2. His house is worst than mine.
3. My job is worst than that of my parents.
4. Well, his wife is worst than mine.
5. My footwear is not worst than the commercial.
6. The meat from the supermarket is worst than the market.
7. Her hair looks worst than that of a dog.
8. His mouth smells worst than one onion.
9. It rained yesterday worst than
10. His pen paints worst than mine.

5.- Adverb such as:

1. Work came out such as we planned it.
2. Are such as I imagined it
3. I got such as it comes in the manual.
4. I feel such as when he was young.
5. Ran such as an arrow.
6. The shirt is such as I saw it on television.
7. Fernando is such as his dad.
8. The house is such as I dreamed it
9. The character is such as Are you.
10. Your watch is such as my dad's.

6.- Adverb as well as:

1. I work as much as you do it.
2. Do you sleep as much as a sloth.
3. He works out as much as His trainer.
4. Cost as much as new one.
5. You run as much as a snail.
6. Works as much as a turtle.
7. I buy as much as to sell them.

7.- Adverb very:

1. This is very interesting
2. Seems very expensive
3. I bought it very Quick
4. He left very strong
5. I train very Lasted
6. Seems very fragile
7. Buys very easy
8. Sell very Quick
9. Short very slowly
10. Goes up very Quick

Sentences with two separate adverbs:

1. I feel so happy What lucky for my work.
2. I'm so hurt as satisfied by your departure.
3. Are so fool What unfortunate for leaving her.
4. The race was as fast as it was exciting.
5. Your work is so hard What well paid.
6. It is so easy to turn it off What