Comp/Sup Adverb practice

For example: Negative comparative adv

..doesn’t dance as well as you do.    My husband doesn’t dance as well as I do.
positive comparative adv
… uses time more efficiently than you.   My friend from Sri Lanka uses time more
efficiently than I do.
equative adverb     
….understands English as well as you do.     My daughter understands English as
well as I do.
 
ADVERBS ANSWERING HOW?  
Negative comparative adv
doesn’t dance as well as you do. My boyfriend Luis doesn’t dance as well as I do.
positive comparative adv
uses time more efficiently than you. My Boss Raul uses time more efficiently than I do.
equative adverb     
understands English as well as you do. My nephew understands English as well as My
boyfriend Luis.
 
ADVERBS ANSWERING HOW FREQUENTLY?    
Negative comparative adv
…. listens to the radio less often than you. My Son Krystian listens to the radio less
often than me
positive comparative adv
…uses a computer more often than you. My daughter Kyra uses a computer more often
than me.
equative adverb     
… does his/her homework on time as frequently as you do. My son Krystian does his
homework on time as frequently as I do.
 
ADVERBS ANSWERING WHEN?
equative adverb     
…. will travel again as soon as you will. My boyfriend Luis will travel again as soon as I
will
positive comparative adv
… uses time more efficiently than you. My boss Raul uses time more efficiently than me
Negative comparative adv 
… doesn’t go to sleep as late as you. My daughter Kyra doesn’t go to sleep as late as
me
 
ADVERBS ANSWERING WHERE?       
Negative comparative adv
…doesn’t live as close to school as you do. My friend Laura doesn’t live as close to
school as I do.
positive comparative adv
…travels farther to school than you do. My brother in law travels father to school than I
do.