Comparing How Actions Happen
Πιο can compare an adverb, while some common adverbs have one-word comparatives.
How It Works
Πιο can compare an adverb, while some common adverbs have one-word comparatives.
Unlike an agreeing adjective, an adverb stays unchanged for the subject's gender or number. Από can introduce the comparison standard, and context can leave that standard unspoken.
| Greek | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Μιλάει πιο αργά. | He or she speaks more slowly. |
| Γράφει καλύτερα από μένα. | He or she writes better than me. |
| Ήρθαν νωρίτερα. | They came earlier. |
Examples (3)
- Μιλάει πιο αργά.
He or she speaks more slowly.
- Γράφει καλύτερα από μένα.
He or she writes better than me.
- Ήρθαν νωρίτερα.
They came earlier.
How It Connects
Learn This First
Recognize an invariant manner adverb before comparing how an action happens.
Words in This Pattern
νωρίτερα