Comparative Adverbs

Comparative adverbs are adverbs used to compare the way TWO actions are performed. 

Their rules are similar to comparative adjectives. When the base adverb is short, add “~er” to the adverb. When the adverb is longer (usually more than two syllables), use “more/less” before the adverb. 

Remember to use the word “than” after a comparative adverb to show the second element of comparison.