Use the adverbs in the appropriate forms to complete the sentences Lady Ann's smile was not wry any more. On the contrary, she began to smile even than in the days of her youth, as her aunt noticed. The diggers moved much but didn't reach the bottom. The elderly gentleman spoke to us very dryly, much than we had expected him to. You should have acted . Your opponents are very clever, knowledgeable and cunning. I see Uncle Gerald of all my relatives because he seldom comes to Wales. Such species appear here than the ones we were speaking about the other day. It is snowing hard outside, much than yesterday. I can say that Ron is a very good athlete. He runs of all in the team, swims a bit than Greg and jumps than everybody except Willy. Two very large vans drove quite slowly down the street. The first one was moving a bit than the second one. The last orator spoke in comparison to the previous speakers.

Задание

Use the adverbs in the appropriate forms to complete the sentences

Lady Ann's smile was not wry any more. On the contrary, she began to smile even
[ ] than in the days of her youth, as her aunt noticed.
The diggers moved much
[ ] but didn't reach the bottom.
The elderly gentleman spoke to us very dryly, much
[ ] than we had expected him to.
You should have acted
[ ]. Your opponents are very clever, knowledgeable and cunning.
I see Uncle Gerald
[ ] of all my relatives because he seldom comes to Wales.
Such species appear
[ ] here than the ones we were speaking about the other day.
It is snowing hard outside, much
[ ] than yesterday.
I can say that Ron is a very good athlete. He runs
[ ] of all in the team, swims a bit
[ ] than Greg and jumps
[ ] than everybody except Willy.
Two very large vans drove quite slowly down the street. The first one was moving a bit
[ ] than the second one.
The last orator spoke
[ ] in comparison to the previous speakers.