Regular superlative adverbs follow rules and patterns while irregular superlative adverbs don't follow any rules, so. Remember, (.) a superlative adverb compares THREE or more actions or performances to one another. Before they start the next level, let's summarize. By changing 'early' to 'earliest', we compare when Bertha got the golden key to the other players. The score screen says: The player to get the golden key EARLIEST was Bertha. In other cases, some word parts remain similiar, such as. such as, changing the adverb badly to worst. we need to memorize how to make each of these adverbs superlative! In some cases, the superlative form makes the entire word different. Irregular superlative adverbs don't follow any of these rules, so. By adding the suffix to make 'highest', we are able to compare the amount of coins Pip collected to the other players. The score screen says: Pip collected the highest amount of coins in that level. adding the suffix to the end, making them 'longest' and 'highest'. For example, the adverbs 'long' and 'high' change to the superlative form by. If an adverb does not have the suffix, add to the end. Here, we do not use 'the', and we are still able to compare how the power-ups were divided. The score screen says: The power-ups were divided most evenly among the players. It is common for superlative adverbs to have ‘the’ before them, but it is NOT always necessary. By adding 'least' to make 'least likely', we are compaing when Koko will complete the level to the other players. The score screen says: Out of all players, Koko is the least likely to complete the level first. adding 'least' or 'most' in front, making them 'least likely' and 'most evenly'. For example, the adverbs 'likely' and 'evenly' change to the superlative form by. If an adverb ends with the suffix, add 'least' or 'most' in front of the word. Regular superlative adverbs follow rules and patterns.

A superlative adverb compares THREE or more actions or performances to one another. An adverb, describes an action by answering questions such as: how?,(.) when?,(.) where?,(.) how often?,(.) and in what way?. Superlative Adverbs Bertha, Pip, and Koko have decided to go head to head in the sequel to their favorite game: Biggest, Best, Hero Adventure! The score screen is using superlative adverbs to describe how they did! Let's take a closer look.

What is a superlative adverb