Can you explain the difference between comparisms and comparisms of adverbs??
Slow, slower, slowest.. comparism
Slowly, more slowly.. comparism of adverbs
If the second are adverbs what are the first?
In the book I am using "streamline english connections" under comparism of adverbs they use slowly then more slowly. An example given: "hey both walk slowly. Mr. Kent always has to wait for his wife at the top of the hill, because Mrs. Kent walks more slowly than Mr. Kent." I personally would use: "beacause Mrs. Kent walks slower than Mr. Kent." But it seems that is incorrect!!