Comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs — Exercise 1

During my annual review, my manager explained how my role has changed over time. She said that this year I worked 1 — choose —more efficientlymore efficiently thanmost efficiently last year, especially when handling deadlines.She also mentioned that I communicate 2 — choose —most clearlyclearlymore clearly with clients now than when I first joined the team.According to her, this project was 3 — choose —the more challengingthe most challengingmost challenging than task I have ever worked on.She added that I respond to emails 4 — choose —fasterfaster thanthe fastest than most of my colleagues.However, she said I should try to speak 5 — choose —the more confidentlymore confidentlymost confidently than during meetings. Later, she compared our department’s results and said that this quarter was 6 — choose —betterbetter thanthe best than the previous one in terms of sales.Our team also performed 7 — choose —the more successfullymore successfullymost successfully than than expected.She pointed out that Anna works 8 — choose —the hardest thanharder thanhardest than anyone else on the team.Still, she believes teamwork is 9 — choose —more importantmost important thanmore important than individual success.Finally, she said this feedback session was 10 — choose —the clearerclearer thanmost clear than the one we had last year.