Fill in the superlative degree of adverbs, as in the example. She solves maths problems the most quickly (quickly) of all in our class. 1. Our father goes to bed _______ (late) in our family. 2. Peter speaks English _______ (fluently) in our group. 3. James studies _______ (hard) of all the students. 4. Margaret dances _______ (gracefully) of all. 5. The cheetah runs _______ (fast) of all the animals. 6. George does everything _______ (responsibly) of all. 7. Anthony plays football _______ (badly) in our team. 8. She dresses _______ (smartly) of all. 9. My brother sings _______ (loudly) of all in the choir. 10. I like summer _______ (a lot) of all the seasons.

Here are the completed sentences with the superlative form of the adverbs: 1. Our father goes to bed **the latest** in our family. 2. Peter speaks English **the most fluently** in our group. 3. James studies **the hardest** of all the students. 4. Margaret dances **the most gracefully** of all. 5. The cheetah runs **the fastest** of all the animals. 6. George does everything **the most responsibly** of all. 7. Anthony plays football **the worst** in our team. 8. She dresses **the most smartly** of all. 9. My brother sings **the loudest** of all in the choir. 10. I like summer **the most** of all the seasons. **Explanation** In this exercise, we need to use the superlative form of the adverbs. Superlative adverbs are used to compare three or more things or actions and show which one is the most or least of that quality. * **Regular Adverbs (like 'late', 'fast', 'hard'):** For most one-syllable adverbs, add "-est" to the end and use "the" before. For instance, 'late' becomes 'the latest'. 'Fast' becomes 'the fastest' * **Adverbs ending in -ly (like 'fluently', 'gracefully', 'responsibly'):** These usually require "the most" before them. For example, 'fluently' becomes 'the most fluently'. * **Irregular adverbs:** Some adverbs have unique superlative forms, 'badly' becomes 'the worst' * **Adverb 'a lot':** The superlative of 'a lot' is 'the most'. By using the superlative form, we are emphasizing the highest degree of the action or quality described by the adverb in the context of comparison provided in each sentence.