Comparatives and Superlatives of Adverbs Flashcards

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She runs faster than her brother

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Sie läuft schneller als ihr Bruder

To form a comparative adverb in German, add -er

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I see him less often than before

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Ich sehe ihn seltener als früher

To form a comparative adverb in German, add -er

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He runs as fast as his brother

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Er läuft so schnell wie sein Bruder

To make as … as comparisons use so … wie

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She can’t swim as well as you

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Sie kann nicht so gut schwimmen wie du

To make as … as comparisons use so … wie

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The men speak louder and louder

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Die Männer sprechen immer lauter

The idea of more and more is expressed using immer

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The faster she drives, the more scared I am.

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Je schneller sie fährt, umso mehr Angst habe ich.

The more ….the more can be expressed using je …umso

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I prefer to read crime novels

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Am liebsten lese ich Kriminalromane

Gern (well) has an irregular superlative am liebsten

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She won the most

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Sie hat am meisten gewonnen

Viel (much) has an irregular superlative am meisten

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Which of them works the fastest?

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Wer von ihnen arbeitet am schnellsten

Superlatives of adverbs are formed am + adverb + sten

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It was hottest in southern Spain

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Am heißesten war es in Südspanien

Superlatives of adverbs are formed am + adverb + sten

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He made it the slowest

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Er hat es am langsamsten gemacht

Superlatives of adverbs are formed am + adverb + sten

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The strawberry ice cream was the most popular with the children

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Das Erdbeereis war bei den Kindern am beliebtesten

Adverbs ending in -d, -t, -tz, -z, -sch, -ss, -ß add -esten

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very well

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bestens

Some adverbs show extent of quality

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at the most/best

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höchstens

Some adverbs show extent of quality

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mostly

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meistens

Some adverbs show extent of quality

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at the latest

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spätestens

Some adverbs show extent of quality

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at least

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wenigstens

Some adverbs show extent of quality

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Business is going well

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Die Geschäfte gehen bestens

bestens (very well) shows the extent of a quality

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He usually arrives late

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Er kommt meistens zu spät an

meistens (mostly) shows the extent of a quality

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At least I get more money for it

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Wenigstens bekomme ich mehr Geld dafür

wenigstens (at least) shows the extent of a quality

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What are the comparatives and superlatives of

gern (well)

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lieber (better) / am liebsten (best)

some adverbs have irregular comparatives and superlatives

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What are the comparatives and superlatives of

bald (soon)

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eher (sooner) / am ehesten (soonest)

some adverbs have irregular comparatives and superlatives

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What are the comparatives and superlatives of

viel (much)

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mehr (more) / am meisten (the most)

some adverbs have irregular comparatives and superlatives