[ Comparative and Superlative Adverbs ]
The superlative adverb of hard is __________.
A. hardly
B. harder
C. hardest
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A. stay
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an explanation of the word’s meaning before or after the word appears, usually set off by a comma
A. example
B. definition
C. cause and effect
D. contrast
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A. Me
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Dire:
A. suitable, fitting, likely
B. dreadful, causing fear or suffering
C. freedom from punishment
D. fame, glory