What is the comparative and superlative of carefully?

Answer 1

more cautious and most cautious

Answer 2

more cautious

Answer 3

Ok

Answer 4

The comparative of "carefully" is "more carefully," and the superlative is "most carefully." So, if you're trying to figure out who is tiptoeing around like a ninja, you'd say they're doing it "more carefully" than others, or "most carefully" out of everyone. Now go sneak around with your newfound grammar knowledge, you stealthy little word ninja!

Answer 5

Ah, what a lovely question! The comparative of "carefully" is "more carefully," and the superlative is "most carefully." Just like painting a beautiful landscape, remember to handle each word with care and precision to create a masterpiece of language.

Answer 6

The comparative -- more careful.

The superlative -- most careful.

Answer 7

comparative - more careful

superlative - most careful

Answer 8

carefullest is the superlative. for the comparative simply saying "more careful" is fine.

Answer 9

more careful

Answer 10

more carefully