Exercise 9. Give the degrees of comparison of the following adverbs. Badly, briefly, carefully, clearly, distinctly, early, effectively, efficiently, far, fast, frankly,…

Adverbs, like adjectives, can have degrees of comparison to indicate different levels of intensity or degree. Here are the degrees of comparison for the adverbs you've listed:

1. Badly - bad, worse, worst
2. Briefly - brief, briefer, briefest
3. Carefully - careful, more careful, most careful
4. Clearly - clear, clearer, clearest
5. Distinctly - distinct, more distinct, most distinct
6. Early - early, earlier, earliest
7. Effectively - effective, more effective, most effective
8. Efficiently - efficient, more efficient, most efficient
9. Far - far, farther/further, farthest/furthest
10. Fast - fast, faster, fastest
11. Frankly - frank, more frank, most frank
12. Frequently - frequent, more frequent, most frequent
13. Hard - hard, harder, hardest
14. Heartily - hearty, heartier, heartiest
15. Honestly - honest, more honest, most honest
16. Late - late, later, latest
17. Little - little, less, least
18. Much - much, more, most
19. Often - often, more often, most often
20. Patiently - patiently, more patiently, most patiently
21. Soon - soon, sooner, soonest
22. Well - well, better, best
23. Willingly - willingly, more willingly, most willingly

Note that some adverbs might not be commonly used in comparative or superlative forms, depending on context.