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You’re driving too fast. Can you drive ?

A. more slowly a bit B. slowly a bit more

C. a bit more slowly D. slowly more a bit

【答案】

C。

【试题解析】slowly 的比较级是在其前加more，另外比较级还可以用a bit, a little, a lot, even, far, much等修饰。

【高考考点】副词的比较级。

far, much等，同时还要注意它们的位置关系。

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