To form the comparative degree of adverbs, you should add which of the following words? A. Great or little B. All or none C. More or less D. Most or least

The correct answer is letter D. To form the comparative degree of adverbs you should add most or least before the word being described in the sentence. These two words are of the exact opposite or exaggeration, which clearly depicts comparative sentence structures.

The correct answer is C. more or less.

Comparative forms of both irregular adjectives and regular adverbs is formed by adding words more (if the comparison is positive) or less (if the comparison is negative). For example:

He finished his work more carefully than I did.

As you can see here, the adverb carefully is combined with more to form its comparative form. If you want to make a superlative, you will use most or least.