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What is the degree of comparison for the underlined adverb in the sentence? Hal comes here more frequently now than he did before. A. superlative B. comparative C. positive

What is the degree of comparison for the underlined adverb in the sentence? Hal comes here more frequently now than he did before. A. superlative B. comparative C. positive
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What is the degree of comparison for the underlined adverb in the sentence?

Hal comes here more frequently now than he did before.



A.
superlative


B.
comparative


C.
positive

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The answer to this question is A.
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The degree of comparison for the underlined adverb in the sentence is comparative. The correct answer is B. 
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