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He new government acted more swiftly than the old to secure the rights of the colonists. What is the degree of the adverb more swiftly in the sentence? positive superlative comparative
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He new government acted more swiftly than the old to secure the rights of the colonists.

What is the degree of the adverb more swiftly in the sentence?


positive

superlative

comparative

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positive s the degree of the adverb more swiftly in the sentence
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The correct answer is: comparative

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